File:Imagines coeli meridionales LOC 2016586442.jpg
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DescriptionImagines coeli meridionales LOC 2016586442.jpg |
English: Earliest known European printed star chart. Originally bound in the Schöner Sammelband. LC copy annotated by Johann Schöner. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. |
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Title InfoField | Imagines coeli meridionales | ||
Shelf ID InfoField | G3190 1517 .S7 | ||
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Source | https://www.loc.gov/item/2016586442/ | ||
Author | Stabius, Johannes; Dürer, Albrecht; Schöner, Johann | ||
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Location InfoField | Universe · Universe. | ||
Part of InfoField | American Memory · General Maps · Catalog · Geography And Map Division | ||
Subject InfoField | Early Maps · Charts, Diagrams, Etc · Southern Sky (Astronomy) · Universe |
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