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In the Arts:

Alessandro Gattuso

Italian painter, illustrator, and photographer with a focus astronomical themes. Includes image galleries, biography and bibliography.

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Art, Food and Astronomy

Exhibition of Old Camembert Boxes, featuring astronomical artwork.

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The Golden Age of the Celestial Atlas

An exhibition of rare books from the collection of the Linda Hall Library.

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Solar Voyager

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