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From a series of paintings called "Encyclopedia Galactica", created in collaboration with Carl Sagan, who helped Jon Lomberg write the captions appearing on each painting. This project evolved into the episode/chapter in COSMOS of the same name. This series envisions entries in a compendium of civilizations and objects in the universe. Carl Sagan owned some of the paintings in this series, as does Frank Drake and the Arecibo Observatory.

The caption reads:
BARRED SPIRAL TYPE SBb(rs)
VIEWED FROM ITS COMPANION GALAXY
From the Complete Catalogue of Extraterrestrial Objects
(Human Edition)
vol.MMMMMXXVI

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SKU DP-BSGAL

A key frame from the original COSMOS television series storyboards, showing the galactic center setting behind the disk of the galaxy as we enter the Milky Way.

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SKU DP-CORES

This was a logo design for Carl Sagan Productions, for a potential series on the human brain.

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This is the most ambitious painting of the Encyclopedia Galactica series by Jon Lomberg, with an elaborate caption co-written with Carl Sagan. See page 313 of the book, COSMOS, by Carl Sagan for other captions from this series. Full caption available on request.

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SKU DP-DYLAT

This is No. 1 in a series of three small paintings commissioned by Sky and Telescope magazine for an article about the phenomenon of gravitational lensing. This painting was used as the cover art for Sky and Telescope magazine in 1982.

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SKU DP-GRAV1