Apollo 16 also captured Venus from the lunar surface in 1972
The image here:
To quote from the update page of the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal (ALSJ):
"Journal Contributor Dominique Caudron notes that Charlie caught Venus just over the eastern horizon in AS6-117-18815 to 817. At the time Charlie took the pan, 1904 GMT/UTC on 23 April 1972, the Sun's azimuth and elevation were 80.5 and 46.9 degress, respectively and Venus's were 84.2 and 2.3 degrees. A vertical slice shows shadow orientations in the foreground. Venus rose at the Descartes landing site about five hours early but it was hidden by hills in the east from both Stations 11/12 and 13."