NANCY GRACE ROMAN — 2 museum-grade prints, engineered to a wall. Nancy Grace Roman (1925–2018) was NASA's first Chief of Astronomy and a tireless advocate for space-based telescopes — earning the nickname 'Mother of Hubble' for shepherding the concept from skepticism to launch. Renaming WFIRST in her honor in 2020 linked the wide-field infrared successor directly to the administrator who made space astronomy a NASA priority. NANCY GRACE ROMAN (NASA, 1970) — US spaceflight commemorative archive. Wallimilist NASA Missions prints are independent fan tribute art; not affiliated with NASA.