Armillary sphere posters & prints

Armillary sphere Ferdinand Verbiest

Complex Armillary Sphere In Museum Anonymous

Tycho Brahe's zodiacal armillary sphere Anonymous

Tycho Brahe's second equatorial armillary sphereillary sphere Anonymous

Tycho Brahe's equatorial armillary sphere Anonymous

Portrait of a Lady with a Large Ruff, an Armillary Sphere in the Background English School

Portrait of Father Ferdinand Verbiest Anonymous

Astronomical instruments at the Imperial Observatory, Peking, China, c.1900 French Photographer

Portrait of the Astronomer Marco Basaiti

Portrait of Ptolemy - by Pedro Berruguete and Juste De Gand Anonymous

Ptolemy, Alexandrian Greek astronomer and geographer, late 15th century Pedro Berruguete

Christina of Sweden and her court, 1649 Pierre-Louis the Younger Dumesnil

Artes Mechanicae. Frieze in the Casa Pellizzari, c. 1500 Giorgione

Astronomy, 1649 Laurent de La Hire or La Hyre

P.P. Leseur and Francois Jacquier in Rome, 1772 Louis Gabriel Blanchet

Detail from a Map of Tycho Brahe's System of Planetary Orbits Andreas Cellarius

A Young Astronomer, ca 1685 Olivier van Deuren

Astronomy Richard Houston

Portrait of Vincenzo Viviani (1622-1703) Pietro Dandini

Astrolabe, Early 18th cen Anonymous

Dionysius the Areopagite Converting the Pagan Philosophers, 1570s Antoine Caron

Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, c.1580 English School

Francis I Holy Roman Emperor, 1776/77 Johann Zoffany

Portrait of Sir Francis Drake Robert Vaughan

The Situation of the Earth in the Heavens Andreas Cellarius

Madame du Chatelet-Lomont working, 18th century Maurice Quentin de la Tour

Map of the west coast of Brittany Johannes van Keulen I

Sea chart of the island of Sardinia and part of the coast of North Africa Anonymous

Evangelista Torricelli (1608-1647). Italian physicist and mathematician. Anonymous

Astrology: Various Instruments and Diagrams Giorgione

Portrait of Princess Dorothea of Denmark, ca 1530 Jan Gossaert

Jean-Baptiste Colbert presenting the Members of the Royal Academy of Science to Louis XIV, c.1667 Henri Testelin

Globe with two scholars Abraham Elzevier I

Reverse of Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, c.1580 English School

Discussion of the Reform of the Calendar under Pope Gregory XIII replaced by the Gregorian Calendar, Rome, 15 October 1582 Italian School

16th-Century Print of Claudius Ptolomy Anonymous