Saturn

Artist Justin Van Genderen has created this selection of space-inspired artwork that will stoke a sense of intergalactic wanderlust. Printed on top-grade art paper, each one is an attractive and imaginative representation of space travel and the stories we tell ourselves about it, making an effective and high-perspective detail that amplifies any wall.

Say “Saturn” and the next word someone will probably say is “rings.” But all the outer planets of our solar system have rings, too, so why does Saturn get the glory? Probably because Saturn’s rings are the only ones visible from Earth with a standard telescope. Even though you can see Jupiter without a telescope at all, no one spotted Jupiter’s rings until a space mission in 1979. Saturn’s rings also have a more impressive radius than Jupiter’s, stretching about 165,000 miles further into space. Even cooler; ice and rock form Saturn’s rings—and some of those rocks are as big as mountains—while Jupiter’s rings are only dust.