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Historical artwork of the constellation of Gemini

Historical artwork of the constellation of Gemini


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Historical artwork of the constellation of Gemini

Gemini. Coloured historical artwork of the constellation of Gemini. The constellation is depicted as a pair of twins, one holding a club, the other a flail. Gemini is the third sign of the Zodiac. The Sun is in Gemini between 21 May and 21 June. It is a prominent constellation, famed for the two bright stars which form the twins heads; Castor (right) and Pollux (left). The Suns path, the ecliptic, is shown by the black and red line at centre. This artwork is based on a sky map by the Polish-German astronomer Johannes Hevelius (1611-1687), which was published posthumously in 1690

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Constellation Cosmology Ecliptic Gemini Hevelius Pollux Sign Of Zodiac Star Star Map Stars Stellar Twins Zodiac Castor


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This print showcases a stunning historical artwork of the constellation of Gemini. The intricate piece portrays the celestial twins, one grasping a club and the other wielding a flail, symbolizing their unique bond. As the third sign of the Zodiac, Gemini holds great significance in astrology. Its ruling period spans from 21 May to 21 June when the Sun aligns with this prominent constellation. What truly captivates viewers is the depiction of Castor and Pollux, two bright stars that form the heads of these mythical twins. Their brilliance shines through in this artwork, drawing our gaze towards their ethereal presence amidst an expanse of cosmic wonders. The black and red line at the center represents the ecliptic, marking out the path traveled by our radiant Sun across this celestial canvas. This particular masterpiece finds its inspiration in Johannes Hevelius' sky map—a renowned work by this Polish-German astronomer who left behind a lasting legacy upon his passing in 1687. As we delve into this mesmerizing portrayal blending science and artistry seamlessly together, we are reminded once again of humanity's fascination with both earthly and heavenly realms. This extraordinary print serves as a testament to our enduring curiosity about constellations like Gemini—symbols that have guided us for centuries on our journey through time and space.

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