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Instruments astronomiques. (Astronomic implements). Nature morte avec lunette astronomique (telescope), globe celeste et carte du ciel. Peinture de Philippe de La Hyre (1640-1718). Art francais, style baroque. Huile sur toile
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Instruments astronomiques. (Astronomic implements). Nature morte avec lunette astronomique (telescope), globe celeste et carte du ciel. Peinture de Philippe de La Hyre (1640-1718). Art francais, style baroque. Huile sur toile
FIA5363202 Instruments astronomiques. (Astronomic implements). Nature morte avec lunette astronomique (telescope), globe celeste et carte du ciel. Peinture de Philippe de La Hyre (1640-1718). Art francais, style baroque. Huile sur toile. Musee Tsarskoye Selo, Saint Petersbourg by La Hire, Philippe de (1640-1718); State Museum Tsarkoye Selo, St. Petersburg; Photo © Fine Art Images
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Astronomical Celestial Globe Planetary Science Seicento Sky Chart Space And Astronomy Telescope Tool 17 17th 17th 17th Xvii 18th Century Circa 1600 Early 17th Century Early Xvii Century Seventeeth Century Thing
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This 17th-century painting by Philippe de La Hyre, titled "Instruments astronomiques" showcases a still life composition featuring various astronomical tools. The artist's attention to detail and mastery of the baroque style is evident in this oil on canvas artwork. The centerpiece of the painting is a telescope, or "lunette astronomique" which stands tall and commands attention. Its intricate design and polished brass gleam under the soft lighting, inviting viewers to explore the mysteries of the cosmos. Adjacent to it rests a celestial globe, meticulously crafted with delicate lines representing constellations and celestial bodies. A sky chart, or "carte du ciel" lies nearby, providing further insight into our vast universe. This detailed map allows astronomers to navigate through space and study the movements of stars and planets. La Hyre's use of vibrant colors adds depth and richness to this scene. The warm hues create an atmosphere that exudes both curiosity and reverence for scientific exploration during this period. "Instruments astronomiques" serves as a testament to humanity's enduring fascination with the heavens above. It reminds us of our ceaseless quest for knowledge about our place in the universe—a pursuit that continues today through advancements in technology and scientific methods. This remarkable piece can be found at Musee Tsarskoye Selo in Saint Petersburg, Russia—offering visitors a glimpse into both artistic excellence and mankind's eternal desire to unravel the secrets held within our skies.
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