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The varying phases and appearances of the Moon

Andreas Cellarius, 1660
The varying phases and appearances of the Moon, Andreas Cellarius
The varying phases and appearances of the Moon, zoomed in
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The varying phases and appearances of the Moon (Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 19) is a Northern Renaissance Engraving Print created by Andreas Cellarius in 1660. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Astronomy. DownloadSee The varying phases and appearances of the Moon in the Kaleidoscope

The Copernican World System, Andreas Cellarius

The Copernican World System

1660
Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 7 — Brahe's Construction of the World, Andreas Cellarius

Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 7 — Brahe's Construction of the World

1660
Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 9 — Brahe’s Altitudes of the Planets, Andreas Cellarius

Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 9 — Brahe’s Altitudes of the Planets

1660
Portrait of a Young Venetian Woman, Albrecht Dürer

Portrait of a Young Venetian Woman

Albrecht Dürer, 1505
The Ptolemaic Cosmography, Andreas Cellarius

The Ptolemaic Cosmography

1660
Arnolfini Portrait, Jan Van Eyck

Arnolfini Portrait

Jan Van Eyck, 1434
The Ptolemaic hypothesis, demonstrating the planetary motions, Andreas Cellarius

The Ptolemaic hypothesis, demonstrating the planetary motions

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

Harmonia Macrocosmica Plate 24 — Northern Stellar Hemisphere

1660
Venus Reclining in a Landscape (Stippled), Giulio Campagnola

Venus Reclining in a Landscape (Stippled)

Giulio Campagnola, 1510 – 1515
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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