Spherical astrolabe posters & prints

Astrolabe, Early 18th cen Anonymous

Astrolabe, Second half of the16th cen Gualterus Arsenius

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

Amerigo Vespucci finding the Southern Cross constellation with an astrolabe Philipp Galle

Portrait of the Astronomer Marco Basaiti

Gilt brass planispheric astrolabe Jean Naze

De Revolutionibus orbium Anonymous

Astrolabe, Arabian navigational instrument, 11th century Unknown

A Young Astronomer, ca 1685 Olivier van Deuren

16th-Century Astrolabe Anonymous

Using astrolabes to calculate the height of a steeple, 1539 Petrus Apianus

Louis de Gruuthuse before an astronomical clock Anonymous

Forms of astrolabe in use for surveying, 1650 Unknown

Navigators using an astrolabe in the Indian Ocean, c.1410-12 Boucicaut Master

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

Astrology: Various Instruments and Diagrams Giorgione

Saint Augustine in His Study Sandro Botticelli

Portrait of Princess Dorothea of Denmark, ca 1530 Jan Gossaert

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

The Situation of the Earth in the Heavens Andreas Cellarius

Celestial sphere Anonymous

The Astrolabe in Pack-Ice, 1838 Auguste Etienne Francois Mayer

Astronomy, 1649 Laurent de La Hire or La Hyre

The Development of the Mariner's Astrolabe and the Discovery of America by Amerigo Vespucci Jan van der Straet

System of Astronomy Anonymous

Complex Armillary Sphere In Museum Anonymous

Tycho Brahe's zodiacal armillary sphere Anonymous

Natai, a Maori chief from Bream Bay, New Zealand Louis Auguste de Sainson

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

Portrait of Father Ferdinand Verbiest Anonymous

Spherical Pyxis and Lid Anonymous

Takyuddin and other astronomers at the Galata observatory founded in 1557 by Sultan Suleyman Turkish School

Celestial sphere on a pedestal with four lions, 1725 Pierre Chapelle

Tycho Brahe's equatorial armillary sphere Anonymous

The Allegory of Air, from a series on the 'Allegory of the Elements', 1621 Jan the Elder Brueghel

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