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T8057E Meteorologia, Astronomical Instruments, 1709

P0B6RH . English: Astronomy This etching, entitled 'Astronomy', depicts a group of three women and five men in an idealised setting of classical ruins discussing astronomy, or looking at astronomical instruments. The instruments depicted are a number of hand-held telescopes, an armillary sphere, a celestial globe, divers, a set square and back-staff. It displays astronomy as polite knowledge, suitable for the entertainment and instruction of young ladies as well as gentlemen. The print, one of a series depicting the arts and sciences, was printed for and sold by F.Bull on Ludgate Hill, J.Boydell in

2WGE941 Portrait of Jean Henri van Swinden, Reinier Vinkeles (I), After Adriaan de Lelie, 1792 print Portrait of the Dutch mathematics and physicist Jean Henri van Swinden. Under the portrait an armillarium, a Leiden bottle and papers. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe. container of glass: bottle, jar, vase (+ variant). paper (writing material). measuring-instruments

2WGE732 Portrait of Jean Henri van Swinden, Reinier Vinkeles (I), After Adriaan de Lelie, 1792 print Portrait of the Dutch mathematics and physicist Jean Henri van Swinden. Under the portrait an armillarium, a Leiden bottle and papers. paper etching / engraving armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe. container of glass: bottle, jar, vase (+ variant). paper (writing material). measuring-instruments

2WGBNGP Portrait of Jean Henri van Swinden, Reinier Vinkeles (I), After Adriaan de Lelie, 1792 print Portrait of the Dutch mathematics and physicist Jean Henri van Swinden. Under the portrait an armillarium, a Leiden bottle and papers. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe. container of glass: bottle, jar, vase (+ variant). paper (writing material). measuring-instruments

2WG9T97 Portrait of Jean Henri van Swinden, Reinier Vinkeles (I), 1785 - 1816 print Portrait of Jean Henri van Swinden, mathematics and physicist and professor in Amsterdam. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving

2WG9K7X Portrait of Jean Henri van Swinden, Reinier Vinkeles (I), 1785 - 1816 print Portrait of Jean Henri van Swinden, mathematics and physicist and professor in Amsterdam. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving

2WFR07E Portrait of Jan de Munck, Jacob Houbraken, After Jan Palthe, 1762 print Jan de Munck, sitting in a chair at a table. In his right hand he holds a writing spring and a book, for him on the table a few books, a table bell, papers and an ink jar. In the background an armillarium and a bookcase. Amsterdam paper engraving / etching armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe (+ scholar, scientist (at work)). study; 'studiolo'; library

2WFPE54 Portrait of Samuel Clarke, Jacob Houbraken, After Gilson, 1743 print Portrait of the English philosopher Samuel Clarke. Under the portrait a caduceus, books, part of an Arillarium with the signs of the zodiac and an image of a sun shining through a cloud cover. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving / pen armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe. book. Apollo and the Muses, Apollo Musagetes

2WEHA3G Personification of Cosmography, Robert van Audenaerd, 1673 - 1743 print A console with a woman in a star mantle, sitting on a cloud. She has a scepter and Armillarium in her hands. On the right at her feet the earth. It may be a personification of cosmography or world description. The print is part of an album. paper engraving armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe. 'Astronomia', 'Cosmografia'; 'Cosmografia' (Ripa)

2WDW7M3 Five portraits on a leaf held up by two putti, Christian Fritzsch, 1726 print Hamburg paper engraving historical persons. bookshelves. cupids: 'amores', 'amoretti', 'putti'. book. globe. armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe. study; 'studiolo'; library. maps, atlases

2WCBD1M Portrait van Peter Anich, Joseph Anton Zimmermann, 1766 - 1797 print München paper engraving / etching historical persons. globe. armillary sphere, skeleton celestial globe. measuring-instruments

MMX717 . Mappe Monde Carte Universelle De La Terre Dressee Sure les Nouvelles Observations de Mrs. De L'Academie Royael Des Sciences . . Prime meridian: Ferro. Date pencilled in lower right corner. Decorated title cartouche; decoration below globe includes an armillary sphere. Hand-colored copper engraving. EAMC 056 - mappe monde carte universelle de la terre

HRP4M6 China, Beijing Observatory, 1747

HRP4M7 China, Beijing Observatory, 1747

G15M5C Beijing Ancient Observatory, also known as Peking Observatory, in 1747. It was completed in 1442. Although there were no telescopes at this observatory, there were many sophisticated instruments for taking astronomical measurements, introduced in the 17th