In 1905, the Wiener Werkstatte (Vienna Workshops") began producing printed and woven textiles. This graphically elegant design was on a printed textile designed about 1920 by Klimt.
Astronomicum Caesareum, one of the most sumptuous of all Renaissance instructive manuals, explains the use of the astrolabe (for calculating the altitude of stars) and other instruments used for computing planetary positions. The pen is based on hand-colored woodcuts in the original work.
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