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One of the fifteen exquisite chromolithographs produced from pastel works by French artist and astronomer Étienne Léopold Trouvelot, for The Trouvelot Astronomical Drawings published in 1882. After a somewhat disastrous foray into entomology (he accidentally introduced the highly destructive European Gyspy moth onto North American soil), Trouvelot turned to illustrating the heavens and was invited onto the staff of the Harvard College Observatory when the then director Joseph Winlock saw the quality of his illustrations, and in 1875 he was invited to use the U. S. Naval Observatory's 26-inch refractor for a year. As well as his illustrations, Trouvelot also published some 50 scientific papers, and was credited with discovering "veiled spots" on the Sun in 1875. (Image source: New York Public Library)
- Partial Eclipse of The Moon Étienne Léopold TrouvelotFrom $40 / Size: S M L
- Group of Sunspots and Veiled Spots Étienne Léopold TrouvelotFrom $40 / Size: S M L
- Diagram of Sunlight in Various Stages Through a Prism Robert FluddFrom $40 / Size: S M L XL
- Celestial phenomenon over Nuremberg, April, 1561 AnonymousFrom $40 / Size: S M L XL
- The Solar System Adam and John BlackFrom $40 / Size: S M L XL
- Comet Gebea AnonymousFrom $40 / Size: S M
- Celestial phenomenon over Marburg, 1571 AnonymousFrom $40 / Size: S M L XL
- Comet Domina Capillorum AnonymousFrom $40 / Size: S M