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Original astronomy prints published 1843
Based on the drawings and observations of Charles Blunt and published by Whipple. Framed
Original lithograph published 1843 for ‘A Familiar Lecture on Astronomy’. 'Indus Pavo Grus Toucan.'
In the words of Charles Blunt himself, " this was to be read aloud by a parent, teacher or other adult to a gathered audience. The family didn’t even have to leave the home to learn about the Universe and to enjoy and understand the beauty of the heavens"
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