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Home » Subject term » Constellations

This page lists all content on our site that has been tagged with "Constellations". You may find a variety of content here, from books, to exhibitions, to events.

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Celestial globe with allegorical figures surrounding it.

Celestial globe with allegorical figures surrounding it from Epytoma Ioannis de Monte Regio in Almagestum Ptolemei
Celestial map showing various constellations.

Celestial map showing various constellations from Atlas designed to illustrate the geography of the heavens.
Pegasus

Pegasus from The beauty of the heavens : a pictorial display of the astronomical phenomena of the universe

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Cover of Oh! what fun!

Oh! what fun!
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