Gheyn - Procyon, Canis Minor or The Dog, Celestial Chart

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

This constellation engraving is from Jakob van Gheyn's Arataea sive signa coelestia after the work of the ancient astrological pet Aratus (315-240 BCE). This first edition of the work was published in

Canis Minor. Johann Bayer (1572-1625). from Uranometria. Copperplate engraving with original hand coloring. Berling, 1661. Each approximately 13 1/4 x 17 inches sheet

Lithograph Map Published 1837-1893 by Blackie & Son, London for "The Popular Encyclopedia; or, Conversations Lexicon" Centre fold as issued. Paper Size: 12.5 x 9.5 inch (30 x 24cm) Very minor toning,

BAYER, Johann (1572-1625). Canis Major, Big Dog. Engraving with gold highlights and fine hand color in full. From Uranometria (Berlin, 1661). 12" x 16" sheet. Bayer's was the first accurate star atlas

Copper Engraved Miniature Map Published 1814, London for "An Easy Introduction to the Arts and Sciences" by Richard Turner. Paper Size: 5.5 x 3.5 inch (14 x 9cm) Very minor toning, Good Condition

Copper Engraved Miniature Map Published 1814, London for "An Easy Introduction to the Arts and Sciences" by Richard Turner. Paper Size: 5 x 3.5 inch (13.5 x 9cm) Minor toning. Good Condition

Title: 1728 Rein Celestial Chart -- Planisphaerium Coeleste Cartographer: M Rein Year / Place: 1728 c., Nurnberg / Augsburg Map Dimension (in.): 19.6 X 22.4 in. This is a seldom seen, large, highly de

Title: 1730-45 Seutter Celestial Chart -- Planisphaerium Coeleste… Cartographer: M Seutter Year/Place: 1730-45 Augsburg Dimensions: 19.3 X 22.0 in. Description: This is a superb double hemispher

(CELESTIAL.) Ignace Gaston Pardies. [Plate 6 - Constellations of the Southern Sky]. Hand-colored double-page engraved celestial chart with flanking descriptive columns in Latin and French. 19x28¼