Aurora Borealis Halloween With a 1/16th” thickness

With a 1/16th” thickness

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Aurora Borealis Halloween With a 1/16th” thicknessThis magical sight in the northern sky named by Galileo in 1619 (also known as the Northern Lights) was captured by French artist and astronomer Etienne Trouvelot (1827 1895). Fascinated with what he observed through a telescope, he drew what he was seeing with pastels. In his lifetime he produced more than 7,000 astronomical illustrations. This view is one of his 15 best published in 1881 as both a book and a set of oversized folio prints, both part