Pisces Constellation Map - 19th-Century Astronomical Illustration #3638556 (License: Personal Use)

This antique star chart, Plate 27 from Sidney Hall’s *Urania’s Mirror*, illustrates the constellation Pisces as two fish tied together by a red ribbon-representing the Greek myth of Aphrodite and Eros transformed to escape Typhon. Key stars such as α Piscium (Alrisha), β Piscium (Fum al Samakah), and nearby landmarks like Andromeda’s Alpheratz and Pegasus’s Markab are labeled in Latin and Greek notation. The image combines scientific accuracy with artistic flair, typical of early 19th-century celestial atlases.

Used in educational astronomy resources, museum digital archives, and astrology/history websites; serves users seeking historical star charts, mythological context of constellations, or visual references for Pisces in cultural or academic contexts.