Astronomical chart - Hypothesis Ptolemaica, sive Communis Planetarum motus per Eccentricos et Epicyclos desmonstrans | McCord Museum

Astronomical chart

Hypothesis Ptolemaica, sive Communis Planetarum motus per Eccentricos et Epicyclos desmonstrans

Engraver Pieter Schenk I (1661-1711)

Artist Johannes van Loon (1611?-1686)

Inscriptionscartouche g.: HYPOTHESIS / SIVE COMMUNIS / MOTUS PER / ET EPI CYCLOS; cartouche d.: PTOLEMAICA / PLANETARUM / ECCENTRICOS / DEMONSTRANS.; bandeau b. c.: Apud GERARDUM VALK, et PETRUM SCHENK, AMSTELAEDAMI.; bandeau d. 14

Date 1708

Medium / Technique Ink on paper
Etching, hand-coloured

DimensionsHeight: 42.5 cm (16 3/4 in.) Width: 49.7 cm (19 9/16 in.)

ClassificationTools & Equipment for Science & Technology - Astronomical T&E

Origin Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands, Europe

Object Number1992.107

DivisionArchives - Maps and Plans

CollectionStewart

CreditPurchase

Status

Not on view

Information about the objects in our collection is updated to reflect new research findings. If you have any information to share regarding this object, please email reference.mccord@mccord-stewart.ca.

Information about rights and reproductions is available here.

Discover More

Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum

Astronomical chart

Tychonis Brahe Calculus, Planetarum cursus et altitudines oboculos ponens

Pieter Schenk I

1708

1992.110

Astronomical chart

Theoria trium superiorum planetarum

Pieter Schenk I

1708

1992.109

Astronomical chart

Planisphaerium Copernicanum sive systema universi totius creati ex hypothesi copernicana in plano exhibitum

Andreas Cellarius

1708

1979.528

Astronomical chart

Planisphaerium Braheum, sive structura Mundi Totius, ex hypothesi Tychonis Brahei in plano delineata

Andreas Cellarius

1708

1990.104

Map

Orbis Terrarum Nova Et Accuratissima Tabula ...

Pieter Schenk I

1680

1999.20.3

Map

Planisphaerium Terrestre cum utroque coelesti Hemisphaerio

Pieter Schenk I

1700

1979.195

Astronomical chart

Planisfero Merionale, corretto, et accresciuto di Molte Stelle / Dedicto alla serenissima Republica di Venetia

Vincenzo Maria Coronelli

1692

1996.108

Astronomical chart

Le Monde eclipse ou representation geographique de l'Eclipse de la Terre, ou du Soleil qui arrivera le 25 juillet 1748 faisant voir l'Etendue de la grandeur, de la figure et de sa variation sur la surface de la Terre à l'égard des païs et villes, qu'elle couvre.

Leonhard Euler

1747

1979.255