Saggi di astronomia popolare, 1916
An Italian popular astronomy anthology published in 1916 by the Società Urania with the Turin astronomical observatory, edited by Giovanni Boccardi, aimed at general readers interested in the sky. Its single picture is a pair of circular star-field diagrams joined by a horizontal axis marked with endpoints, with scattered dots showing the apex distribution of stars across the celestial sphere, which a designer might use as a schematic of dispersed points on paired circles for a clean, diagrammatic graphic.
