It's in the Stars: Flamsteed's Great Atlas céleste
Trouvelot's Magnificent Astronomical Drawings
Charting the Heavens: Hyginus's On Astronomy
![Plate 21: "Le capricorne, et Le verseau" [Capricorn and Aquarius, the Water Bearer].<br><br><br />
<hr><br />
John Flamsteed. <i>Atlas céleste ... troisième édition</i>. Paris: Delamarche, 1795.<br><br />
The New York Public Library, Science, Industry and Business Library, from the Astor Library.<br><br><br />
<hr><br />
<br />](http://exhibitions.nypl.org/treasures/archive/square_thumbnails/1108694_9c2ae86645.jpg)
![Aurora Borealis. As observed March 1, 1872, at 9:25 p.m.<br><br><br />
<hr><br />
E.L. (Étienne Léopold) Trouvelot. <i>The Trouvelot Astronomical Drawings</i>. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons [Reproduced from the original drawings by Armstrong & Company, Riverside Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts], 1882.<br><br />
The New York Public Library, Science, Industry and Business Library, from the Astor Library.<br><br><br />
<hr><br />
<br />](http://exhibitions.nypl.org/treasures/archive/square_thumbnails/trouvelot_004_d458ec1bba.jpg)
![Constellation of Arctophylax, represented as an antique hero, nude and armed.<br><br><br />
<hr><br />
Gaius Julius Hyginus. <i>De astronomia</i> [On Astronomy]. Manuscript on vellum, written by Francesco Buzzacarini; illuminated by Giovanni Vendramin and the Douce Master. Padua, 1475-80.<br><br />
The New York Public Library, Spencer Collection.](http://exhibitions.nypl.org/treasures/archive/square_thumbnails/427408_7d0f8159cd.jpg)