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Planetary Orbits Encompassing the Earth

Andreas Cellarius, 1660
Planetary Orbits Encompassing the Earth, Andreas Cellarius
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Planetary Orbits Encompassing the Earth (Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 3) is a Northern Renaissance Engraving Print created by Andreas Cellarius in 1660. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Astronomy. Download

The Planisphere of Aratus, Andreas Cellarius

The Planisphere of Aratus

1660
The Revolution of the Sun around the Earth, Andreas Cellarius

The Revolution of the Sun around the Earth

1660
The Moon in an eccentric orbit with epicycles, Andreas Cellarius

The Moon in an eccentric orbit with epicycles

1660
Eva and Adam, Albrecht Dürer

Eva and Adam

Albrecht Dürer, 1507
Still Life with Flowers and a Cricket, Rachel Ruysch

Still Life with Flowers and a Cricket

Rachel Ruysch, 1700
Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 29 — Southern Stellar and Terrestrial Hemisphere, Andreas Cellarius

Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 29 — Southern Stellar and Terrestrial Hemisphere

1660
The Sizes of the Celestial Bodies, Andreas Cellarius

The Sizes of the Celestial Bodies

1660
Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 24 — Northern Stellar Hemisphere, Andreas Cellarius

Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 24 — Northern Stellar Hemisphere

1660
Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 29 — Southern Stellar and Terrestrial Hemisphere, Andreas Cellarius

Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 29 — Southern Stellar and Terrestrial Hemisphere

1660
Self-Portrait, Rembrandt van Rijn

Self-Portrait

Rembrandt van Rijn, 1660
Portrait of a Woman with a Black Hood, Mary Beale

Portrait of a Woman with a Black Hood

Mary Beale, 1660
Bartholomew Beale, in Profile, Mary Beale

Bartholomew Beale, in Profile

Mary Beale, 1660

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