Astronomical use of the plane astrolabe
Astrolabe
Inv. 1093
Thomas Gemini, English, 1550-1559
Astrolabe
Inv. 1094
Gualterus Arsenius [attr.], Flemish, ca. 1570
Astrolabe
Inv. 1095
Charles Whitwell, English, 1595
Astrolabe
Inv. 1097
Johann Richter (Praetorius), Altdorf, 1591
Astrolabe
Inv. 1100
Maker unknown, English?, late 16th cent.
Astrolabe
Inv. 3361
Egnazio Danti or Giovanni Battista Giusti [attr.], Florence, 16th cent.
Astrolabe
Inv. 1103
Gualterus Arsenius, Louvain, 1572
Astrolabe
Inv. 1098
Gerard Mercator [attr.], Duisburg, ca. 1570
Astrolabe
Inv. 1123, 1124, 1127
Charles Whitwell [attr.], English, late 16th cent.
Fragments of paper astrolabes
Inv. 1289bis
Maker unknown, Florence?, 17th cent.
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 660, 1092
Maker unknown, Tuscany?, 17th cent.
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1113
Maker unknown, Arab, 10th cent.
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1109
Maker unknown, Arab, 14th cent. (?)
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1105
Muhammad 'Ibn Abi'l Qasim 'Ibn Bakran, Arab, 1102-1103
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1289
Vincenzo Viviani [attr.], Italian, 1645
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1106
Maker unknown, German?, 16th cent.
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1107
Maker unknown, French?, 13th cent.
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1114
Christoph Schissler, Augsburg, 1560
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1285
Maker unknown, Italian, 1568
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1282
Maker unknown, German, 16th cent.
Plane astrolabe
Inv. 1096
Hans Dorn [attr.], German, 1483
Plane astrolabe (open)
Inv. 1111
Georg Hartmann, Nuremberg, 1545