Uranometria Collection

CONSTELLATION: CASSIOPEIA. The constellation Cassiopeia: engraving from Johann Bayers celestial atlas, Uranometria, 1603

Constellation of Andromeda from Johannes Bayer Uranometria Ulm 1723 (engraving)
531609 Constellation of Andromeda from Johannes Bayer Uranometria Ulm 1723 (engraving); (add.info.: Andromeda chained to rocks waiting for rescue by Perseus)

Constellation of Serpens, 1603. Artist: Johann Bayer
Constellation of Serpens, 1603. Constellation of Serpens split into two pieces, Serpens Caput (representing the head of the snake) and Serpens Cauda (the tail)

Constellation of Andromeda from Johannes Bayer Uranometria Ulm 1723. Andromeda chained to rocks waiting for rescue by Perseus. Copperplate engraving

Constellation of Leo from Johannes Bayer Uranometria Ulm 1723. Copperplate engraving

Constellation of Argo Navis from Johannes Bayer Uranometria Ulm 1723. Copperplate engraving

Bayers Uranometria (1603)
Uranometria title page, 1603 edition. This star atlas was originally published in 1603 in Augsberg, by German astronomer Johann Bayer (1572-1625)

Libra, the Scales or Balance, being the seventh of the twelve constellations assigned an astrological sign of the Zodiac (23 September to 23 October)

Aries, the Ram, being the first of the twelve constellations assigned an astrological sign of the Zodiac (21 March to 19 April)

Aquarius, the Water Bearer, being the eleventh of the twelve constellations assigned an astrological sign of the Zodiac (22 June to 22 July)

Virgo, the Virgin, being the sixth of the twelve constellations assigned an astrological sign of the Zodiac (23 August to the 22 September)

Pisces, the Fishes, being the twelfth of the twelve constellations assigned an astrological sign of the Zodiac (19 February to 20 March)

Leo, the Lion, being the fifth of the twelve constellations assigned an astrological sign of the Zodiac (23 July to 22 August)

Gemini, the Heavenly Twins, third of the twelve constellations or signs of the Zodiac (May 21 - June20). One of twelve inlaid marble panels decorating Bianchinis Meridian Line in the Basilica of

Scorpio, the Scorpion, being the eighth of the twelve constellations assigned an astrological sign of the Zodiac (23 October to 21 November)

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"Exploring the Celestial Atlas: Uranometria and its Enchanting Constellations" Step into the fascinating world of astronomy with Johann Bayer's renowned celestial atlas, Uranometria. Published in 1603, this masterpiece offers a captivating glimpse into the vastness of our universe. One of its remarkable engravings showcases the constellation Cassiopeia, known for its distinctive shape resembling a queen on her throne. As we delve deeper, we encounter Serpens, elegantly depicted by Bayer in 1603. This serpent-shaped constellation has intrigued stargazers for centuries. Moving forward to another enchanting illustration from Uranometria Ulm 1723, we discover Andromeda gracefully chained within her celestial bounds. The intricate details captured by Bayer transport us to mythical realms where heroes and heroines embark on extraordinary adventures. Leo roars majestically in yet another copperplate engraving from Johannes Bayer's work. With his meticulous artistry, he immortalizes this iconic lion-shaped constellation that has captivated human imagination since ancient times. Bayer's talent extends further as he presents Argo Navis in all its glory through his copperplate engraving technique. This magnificent depiction allows us to sail alongside Jason and the Argonauts as they navigate their legendary ship across cosmic seas. Bayers' Uranometria (1603) serves as a timeless testament to humanity's fascination with the stars above. It invites us to explore Libra's scales of justice, Aries' fiery determination, Capricorn's steadfast ambition, Aquarius' boundless creativity, Virgo's analytical brilliance, and Sagittarius' adventurous spirit. Through these celestial wonders meticulously documented by Johann Bayer centuries ago, we are reminded of our connection to the cosmos and how it continues to inspire awe and wonder within us today.