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Frontispice of 'Harmonia Macrocosmica' or 'Celestial Atlas' by Andreas Cellarius, 1661 (engraving)
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Frontispice of 'Harmonia Macrocosmica' or 'Celestial Atlas' by Andreas Cellarius, 1661 (engraving)
CUL4933069 Frontispice of 'Harmonia Macrocosmica' or 'Celestial Atlas' by Andreas Cellarius, 1661 (engraving); Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: CELLARIUS, Andreas (1596-1665).
Atlas Coelestis seu Harmonia Macrocosmica d despicts the work of COPERNICUS
Colon surrounded with astronomers
Madrid. National Library); Photo © GaPel/AIC
Media ID 38159248
© Photo © GaPel/AIC / Bridgeman Images
1661 Appcultura Armillary Sphere Astrolabe Copernicus Early Modern Era Madrid Madrid (autonomous Community) National Library Quadrant Scientific Revolution Solar System Toga Tool
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This stunning print captures the Frontispice of 'Harmonia Macrocosmica' or 'Celestial Atlas' by Andreas Cellarius, a masterpiece of astronomical art from 1661. The engraving showcases the work of Copernicus and depicts Colon surrounded by astronomers in a scene that exudes knowledge and enlightenment.
The intricate details in this print, from the armillary sphere to the astrolabe, showcase the tools and instruments used by early modern astronomers to study the heavens. The portrait of Cellarius himself adds a personal touch to this historical artwork, highlighting his contribution to our understanding of the solar system.
As we gaze upon this image, we are transported back to a time when heliocentricity was a revolutionary idea that challenged traditional beliefs about our place in the universe. The scientific revolution comes alive through this detailed map of celestial bodies, reminding us of humanity's endless quest for knowledge and discovery.
Displayed at Biblioteca Nacional in Madrid, Spain, this engraving is not just a work of art but also a testament to human curiosity and ingenuity. It serves as a reminder that even centuries ago, people were looking up at the stars with wonder and awe, seeking answers to life's biggest questions.
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