Celestial bodies

<n>Paradiso, Canto 14</n>, an 1885 illustration by <n>Gustave Doré</n> for <n>Dante Alighieri</n>'s 'The Divine Comedy'.

An illustration from <n>Agnes Giberne</n>'s 1898 book <n>The Story of the Sun, Moon, and Stars</n>.

The <n>Day and Night</n> artwork from a capsule collection with <n>Thinking MU</n>. Photo by <n>Christian Colomer</n>.

Photographs of <n>Mars</n>, <n>Jupiter</n>, <n>Saturn</n>, and <n>Pluto</n> from <n>Science Activities</n> magazine, 1959.

An illustration of <n>Saturn</n> from the 1917 book '<n>Our country and its resources</n>' by <n>Albert A. Hopkins</n>.

An 1889 painting, <n>La Nuit</n>, by French artist <n>Lucien-Victor Guirand de Scévola</n>.

<n>Une colique lunaire</n>, an 1870 illustration by <n>Émile-Antoine Bayard</n> for <n>Jules Verne</n>'s "<n>Autour de la Lune</n>."

An 1870 illustration by <n>Émile-Antoine Bayard</n> for <n>Jules Verne</n>'s novel <n>Around the Moon</n>.

An alchemical drawing of the <n>Rebis</n>, attributed to <n>Donato d'Eremita da Roccadevandro</n>.

Sculpture by <n>Joan Miró</n>, 1958. Photo by <n>Joaquim Gomis</n>.

<n>The Spirit of the Moon</n> by <n>Émile-Antoine Bayard</n> for <n>Jules Verne</n>'s 1870 novel *Around the Moon*.

Illustration of the moon's phases from <n>The Earth and the Sky</n> (1898) by <n>Edward S. Holden</n>.

An illustration from <n>Henry Kiddle</n>'s 1871 book, <n>A short course in astronomy and the use of the globes</n>.

<n>Diagram No. 6</n> from <n>Hiram Erastus Butler</n>'s 1887 book, <n>Solar Biology</n>.

I noticed the pattern so I made a choice, an illustration by <n>Catalina</n>.

An illustration from the graphic novel <n>Habibi</n> by artist <n>Craig Thompson</n>.

<n>Sciathericum Seleniacum</n>, a 1646 astronomical chart by <n>Athanasius Kircher</n>.

<n>Celestial Suns and Moons</n> by <n>Stephen Mackey</n>.

Engraving from the title page of <n>Robert Fludd</n>'s 1638 book, <n>Philosophia Moysaica</n>.

<n>Our Time is Fix'd, and all our days are Number'd</n> (c. 1805) by <n>William Blake</n> for <n>Robert Blair</n>'s poem <n>The Grave</n>.

A celestial map from the <n>Uranographia</n> star atlas by astronomer <n>Joannes Hevelius</n>, published in 1690.