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ASTRONOMER, 1490. Discussion between Theologian and Astronomer
ASTRONOMER, 1490.
Discussion between Theologian and Astronomer. Color woodcut from Petrus Alliacos Concordantia Astronomiae cum Theologia, Augsburg, Germany, 1490
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Media ID 13136419
1490 Astronomer Astronomy Intelligence Petrus Pierre Research Scientist Theologian
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print titled "ASTRONOMER, 1490. Discussion between Theologian and Astronomer" takes us back to the Renaissance period in Germany. The color woodcut from Petrus Alliacos Concordantia Astronomiae cum Theologia, created in Augsburg in 1490, beautifully captures a scene of intellectual exchange. In this image, we witness two distinguished figures engaged in deep conversation - an astronomer and a theologian. Both men epitomize the pursuit of knowledge during medieval times when science and religion often intertwined. Their animated discussion showcases the intersection between astronomy and theology, highlighting their shared interest in understanding the mysteries of the universe. The woodcut's intricate details transport us to a time when research was conducted through observation rather than modern technology. It reminds us of the dedication these scholars had towards unraveling celestial secrets without access to advanced instruments or data analysis tools. The image exudes an air of intelligence as both men are depicted with utmost seriousness and concentration. They represent not only their own individual pursuits but also symbolize humanity's collective thirst for knowledge that transcends time. This remarkable piece by Pierre Alliaco serves as a testament to the rich history of scientific exploration during the Renaissance era. It invites viewers to appreciate how far we have come while acknowledging our debt to those who paved the way for our current understanding of astronomy and its relationship with theology.
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