Cosmgrarhy & Astrology
Richard Blome · 1635 - 1705
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A hand-coloured copperplate map titled Cosmography & Astrology, produced by Richard Blome in 1686, arranged as an oval diagram of branching categories describing the heavens, planets, zodiac, and Earth. Allegorical figures of an angel and a seated woman with astronomical instruments, along with globes and drafting tools, frame the central chart.
