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Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry - JUNE folio
(Labor of the month: harvest. In the background is the Palais de la Cité with Sainte Chapelle)

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Artist Unknown, Zubdat-al Tawarikh Manuscript
Celestial Map with the earth surrounded by seven heavens, signs of the Zodiac and the lunar mansions, symbolizing the macrocosm
Ottoman Turkish, circa 1583
Planispheric astrolabe, Georg Hartmann, German, 1537
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From the Eise Eisinga in Franeker, Netherlands, the oldest functioning planetarium in the world. This is actually located on the ceiling of the creator’s dining room, with a big gold sphere hanging from the center that represents the sun.
Illustrations from De Astronomica (published 1482)

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Johannes de Sacrobosco’s De Sphaera Mundi was one of the most popular texts of the Medieval period. As a manuscript, it was copied hundreds of times, and after the advent of printing in Europe its popularity only grew; nearly a hundred different editions had been printed by 1675.
This edition comes to us from 1501. The text describes the sphere of the earth–and the movement of the cosmos. If anyone still supposes that Medieval scholars thought the earth was flat, this book soundly disproves that notion. The universe as seen here functions on a geocentric model, meaning the earth was thought to be at its center.
Many copies of Sphaera Mundi feature volvelles. This copy doesn’t, though, so we decided to make our own.
From the Arte de Navegar, Martín Cortés de Albacar (1551)
Peter Apianus - Cosmographicus Liber
Georg von Peurbach, Novae theoricae planetarum (Petro Apiano), 1545.
1285- 1286: Celestial globe
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Giuliano Pesello, aka Giuliano d'Arrigho (Italian, 1367-1446)
The Night Sky Over Florence, 4 July 1442
This fresco, painted on the ceiling of Brunelleschi’s Sacristy of San Lorenzo, shows the precise alignment of the stars and planets on the evening of the arrival of René of Anjou.
Oronce Fine. Celestial Mechanics, La Sphere du Monde. 1549.
Hercules supporting the celestial sphere from a tapestry by Joris Vezeleer (Georg Wezeler) based on a model by Barend van Orley, c. 1535
Raphael (1483 - 1520) - Urania, the Muse of Astronomy, with a Celestial Sphere.
Detail of Münster Cathedral’s astronomical clock.

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The timekeeper by Helmut R. Kahr
Rostock astronomical clock built in 1472
The medieval clock is the only one of its kind still in working condition with its original clockworks
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Saint-Omer Cathedral’s astronomical clock (details)