Kraters op de maan before 1900

"Kraters op de maan" is a detailed illustration of the lunar surface, created by Loewy et Puiseux before 1900. The artwork depicts a portion of the Moon’s south pole with a focus on the craters and their surrounding terrain, showcasing the scientific interest in lunar exploration during this era. The image showcases the crater Clavius, which is prominently displayed in the center of the image, along with several smaller craters around it, revealing the intricate and rugged topography of the moon. This lithograph serves as a valuable historical document for lunar cartography, offering a glimpse into the scientific understanding of the celestial body at the turn of the century.