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Astronomy (coloured engraving)

CHT307827 Astronomy (coloured engraving) by Degler, Johann (1666-1729) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Astronomie; engraved by Andreas Matthaeus Wolfgang (1660-1736) of Augsburg; the hand of God holds a celebrated quotation from the book of Ecclesiastes Mundum Tradidit Disputationi Eorum ; signifying that God has so designed the world that mankind cannot comprehend it fully; lower right an astrologer tears up his horoscope, signifying his realisation of the mysteries of Creation; ); eArchives Charmet; Austrian, out of copyright

Media ID 22953744

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Armillary Sphere Astrologer Astrology Astronomer Globe Horoscope Latin Mystery Observatory Renascence Sign Signs Of The Zodiac Vulgate Augsbourg


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This print titled "Astronomy (coloured engraving)" takes us back in time to the Renaissance era, where science and spirituality intertwined. Created by Johann Degler and engraved by Andreas Matthaeus Wolfgang, this artwork showcases a profound message about mankind's limited understanding of the world. In the center of the image, we see the hand of God holding a powerful quote from Ecclesiastes: "Mundum Tradidit Disputationi Eorum" which translates to "God has so designed the world that mankind cannot comprehend it fully". This quotation symbolizes humanity's perpetual quest for knowledge and our realization that some mysteries are beyond our grasp. To the lower right, an astrologer tears up his horoscope in recognition of these enigmatic forces at play. His action signifies his acceptance that there are aspects of Creation that surpass human comprehension. Surrounding him are various symbols representing astrology, including signs of the zodiac and an armillary sphere used for celestial observations. The meticulous details captured in this colored engraving transport us to Augsburg during this period when astronomy was both revered and questioned. It serves as a reminder that even with all our scientific advancements, there will always be elements shrouded in mystery waiting to be discovered or understood. This thought-provoking artwork invites contemplation on our place within the vastness of existence while honoring both scientific exploration and spiritual reverence for life's wonders.

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