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Colored astronomy plate with Earth globes, Moon phases, an orbit diagram of the seasons around the Sun, and ships on the curv

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Geographie Astronomique La Terre - La Lune - Le Soleil, Louis Vivien de Saint-Martin (1887). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Louis Vivien de Saint-Martin died in 1896; this work is in the public domain.

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A chromolithographic astronomy plate titled Géographie Astronomique, showing globes of the Earth, phases of the Moon, and a circular diagram of the Earth's orbit around the Sun labeled with the seasons. Smaller panels include a sun disc, a comparison of Earth and Moon, and an illustration of ships disappearing over the curvature of the sea. Louis Vivien de Saint-Martin is credited as the author, and the print is dated 1887.