Carte photographique de la lune, planche XVIII.A (Photographic Chart of the Moon, plate XVIII.A) Possibly 1905 - 1914

"Carte photographique de la lune, planche XVIII.A" (Photographic Chart of the Moon, plate XVIII.A) is a detailed photographic print of the Moon's surface, created by French astronomer Charles Le Morvan between 1905 and 1914. This specific plate, part of a larger series, captures a portion of the lunar landscape, showcasing craters, mountains, and other geological features. The image, printed in a sepia tone, offers a glimpse into the early days of lunar photography and serves as a valuable scientific and artistic record of the Moon's appearance. This captivating photographic print is a testament to the advancements in astronomical imaging during the early 20th century and offers a fascinating view of the Moon's surface.