Coral, a Christian sky and Tycho Brahe's universe

Three more charts from Cellarius's Harmonia Macrocosmica join The Night Sky: the universe as Tycho Brahe arranged it, the Earth inside its celestial circles, and a sky in which Julius Schiller swapped the old constellations for Christian ones, with apostles where the zodiac used to be.

Also new: three cabinets from Levinus Vincent's Wondertooneel der Nature, one full of coral, one of snakes and one with its drawers pulled open. Two Haeckel plates, moths and chalk sponges, and two more of Lairesse's drawings for Bidloo's anatomy.