Larissa Celestial Globe, photographed by Bruno Sauer in a schoolyard in Laris...
Larissa Celestial Globe, photographed by Bruno Sauer in a schoolyard in Larissa/Greece 1888, now assumed lost.
Larissa Celestial Globe, photographed by Bruno Sauer in a schoolyard in Larissa/Greece 1888, now assumed lost.
If you know about the whereabouts of this globe please leave me a note!
Stela of Nectanebo I. (Egypt, 380-362 BCE). Stone from the same quarry as Sk1050A?
Edition Suhrkamp.
Typical Suhrkamp reader.
Model of the universe according to Christian doctrin of the 6th century CE.
(Cosmas Indicopleustes: Topographia Christiana, Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Pl. 82.10, ff. 95v-96r)
I apologize to the unknown artists of all the beautiful pics I so carelessly copy to my soup. I would credit you if only you were not so modest to photoshop in anonymity.
Promoting the new book by Martin Urban.
http://www.amazon.de/dp/3579085018/
see also: William Irwin (Ed.): Metallica and Philosophy. A Crash Course in Brain Surgery. Blackwell 2007.
(http://www.wiley-vch.de/publish/dt/books/ISBN978-1-4051-6348-4)
Kepler, 1600.
(http://www.kepler-kommission.de/index.html)
Kepler, 1600.
Hochbruck, 1990.
(http://www.amazon.de/dp/3926217286/)
Artwork by Patricia Waller (http://www.patriciawaller.com/).
... from Pompeii.
Sk. 1050 A.
(http://www.jenseits-des-horizonts.de/)