Riedig Celestial Chart. Plate III.

This untitled celestial map, derived from the work of renowned German astronomer Johann Elert Bode, is part of Riedig's Stern-Karten in 20 Blattern (Riedig's Star Charts in 20 Sheets), published in 1841. The map illustrates the constellations Perseus, Andromeda, and Cassiopeia, presenting them with artistic precision and in alignment with the scientific understanding of the time.

Bode's influence is evident in the detailed depiction of the constellations, reflecting his legacy as a cartographer of the heavens and a proponent of clear, accessible astronomical charts. This map not only serves as a practical tool for stargazers of the 19th century but also exemplifies the fusion of art and science in celestial cartography, showcasing the enduring fascination with the mythology and structure of the night sky.