Édouard Riou's Dark Side of the Moon – Jules Verne 1870

The projectile carrying three men has just swung around the Moon's hidden face, and now it drifts like a mote of dust against the star-blazing void — a tiny capsule barely visible below the lunar sphere. The Moon looms dark and cratered, its sunlit corona bleeding into the star field like a ghostly halo. This is the moment of supreme isolation: no radio, no Earth in sight, the universe indifferent and magnificent around them.