Apollo 12 astronaut, artist and explorer Alan Bean was the 4th man to walk on the moon and the only astronaut to become an artist.  His incomparable experience of being an eyewitness of outer space inspired him to return to earth and interpret and share it with others through art.  Bean's paintings are truly unique: each bears signature imprints of his moon boots and core sample testing poles on the surface of the paint.  Indeed, he even adds moondust to his paints!  This artist/astronaut's paintings are not just pictures: they are truly historic documents of art.

Alan Bean is sought after not only for his art but also by the media for his recollections of the Apollo program and by leading corporations for his motivational speaking.  The critically and popularly acclaimed Greenwich Workshop Press book Apollo: an Eyewitness Account continues to garner attention following its Apollo 30th anniversary 1998 publication.