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Astronomer Observing the Sky with a Telescope - From: Johannes Hevelius (1611-1687), Selenographia,' Giclee Print - Unknown Artist | Art.com
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Keplerian astronomical refracting telescope, Machinae coelestis, 1673, by Johannes Hevelius, Danzig Stock Photo - Alamy
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