• Detailed lunar surface illustration and poster with labeled features titled Map of the Moon by The Institute of Liepzig artwork, framed and displayed in home decor
  • Detailed lunar surface illustration and poster with labeled features titled Map of the Moon by The Institute of Liepzig artwork, with black aluminium frame on white background
  • Detailed lunar surface illustration and poster with labeled features titled Map of the Moon by The Institute of Liepzig artwork, framed and displayed in modern living room decor
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  • Detailed lunar surface illustration and poster with labeled features titled Map of the Moon by The Institute of Liepzig artwork, with wooden magnetic frame on white background
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Map of the moon Poster

Map of the moon Poster

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Map of the moon by The Institute of Liepzig

This premium fine art print features a meticulously detailed lunar surface illustration, inspired by 19th-century scientific exploration in Leipzig, making it a captivating conversation piece and a timeless addition to any home seeking both elegance and a touch of cosmic history.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Produced by The Institute of Liepzig, this 1903 lunar chart is a testament to the era when Leipzig was a hub for scientific publishing and academic exchange in Germany. Rather than bearing the mark of a single artist, it exemplifies the collaborative rigor of institutional craftsmanship, where accuracy and reproducibility were paramount for scientific advancement.

This piece was created at a time when astronomy was rapidly evolving, and educational resources like this chart played a crucial role in making lunar knowledge accessible to students, scholars, and amateur astronomers alike.

The Artwork

This lunar map reflects the period’s fascination with selenography—the detailed study and mapping of the moon’s surface. Around the turn of the twentieth century, such charts were indispensable tools for observatories and astronomy societies, helping to standardize lunar nomenclature and facilitate shared research across Europe.

Intended as a dependable reference, this map encouraged careful observation and comparison, inviting viewers to engage with the moon as a real, charted world rather than a distant symbol.

Style & Characteristics

The artwork features a large, centrally placed circular depiction of the moon, rendered in subtle gradations of grey that highlight craters, mountain ranges, and lunar plains. Fine, precise labeling encircles the disk, giving the impression of a scientific instrument or atlas page, with every detail designed for clarity and legibility.

The restrained beige background and soft grey ink lend the print an archival, contemplative quality. The overall mood is analytical and serene, making it well suited for interiors that appreciate both historical science and minimalist aesthetics.

In Interior Design

This lunar chart makes a thoughtful addition to home offices, libraries, or bedrooms, where its quiet presence can inspire curiosity and reflection. Its neutral palette pairs seamlessly with pale woods, black metal, or stone, fitting both modern and vintage-inspired spaces.

For a cohesive display, consider pairing it with selections from the space wall art, science posters, or map prints collections. It appeals to astronomy enthusiasts, design lovers, and anyone intrigued by the art of exploration.