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This is a photograph of the lunar surface. It shows a detailed portion of the Moon's edge, with craters, mountains, and ridges. The terrain is rugged and illuminated by sunlight, casting shadows that highlight the texture and depth of the features. The image captures an arc of the Moon, showcasing its curvature and providing scale to the celestial body. The contrast between space and the Moon's surface is high, creating a visually striking effect. The composition highlights the beauty and complexity of the lunar landscape.

Carte photographique de la lune, planche XVI.A (Photographic Chart of the Moon, plate XVI.A)

Charles Le Morvan (French, 1865 - 1933)

September 5, 1904, printed 1914 · photogravure

National Gallery of Art · Pepita Milmore Memorial Fund

Public domain (NGA Open Access, CC0)

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