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Solar System, comparative magnitudes, Asa Smith (1850). Via artnap.com
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A black-and-white engraved print titled Solar System, showing concentric orbital lines around the Sun with labeled planets, asteroids such as Vesta, Juno, Ceres, Pallas and Astraea, and two comets. Below, a comparative magnitudes panel depicts Jupiter, Saturn with its rings, Leverrier and Herschel beside smaller bodies for Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars and the asteroids. The print is attributed to Asa Smith and dated 1850.
