Carte photographique de la lune, planche IV.A (Photographic Chart of the Moon, plate IV.A) Possibly 1900 - 1914

"Carte photographique de la lune, planche IV.A" (Photographic Chart of the Moon, plate IV.A) is a detailed photographic print of the moon's surface, created by French artist Charles Le Morvan sometime between 1900 and 1914. The image shows the moon's craters in striking detail, highlighting the contrasting shades of gray that characterize the lunar landscape. This image was likely part of a larger series of photographic plates, offering a comprehensive and scientific perspective on the moon's surface. Le Morvan's work contributed to the growing interest in astronomy and celestial photography during the early 20th century.