celestial map - Haemisphaerium Stellatum Boreale Antiquum
Andreas Cellarius · 1596-1665
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celestial map - Haemisphaerium Stellatum Boreale Antiquum, Andreas Cellarius (1660). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Andreas Cellarius died in 1665; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored celestial map shows the northern and southern hemispheres with zodiac signs and constellations depicted as mythological figures and animals. Cherubs and clouds decorate the margins, with cartouches bearing the Latin title. The work is attributed to Andreas Cellarius and dated 1660.
