Map of the Southern Sky, with representations of constellations, decorated with the crest of Cardinal Lang von Wellenburg, and a dedication to him with his coats of arms and the Imperial copyright
- Artist
- Albrecht Durer
- Date
- 1515
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Design
The "Map of the Southern Sky" is an intricately detailed woodcut depicting constellations in the southern hemisphere, exemplifying the precision and artistry characteristic of Northern renaissance astronomical illustrations. This artwork is decorated with the crest of Cardinal Lang von Wellenburg and includes a dedication to him, featuring his coats of arms alongside the Imperial copyright. Its meticulous Design reflects both scientific interest and artistic mastery, blending navigation, symbolism, and royal patronage into a preserved historic artifact of celestial mapping.
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