'Print of an original wall hanging, showing two comets, c.1850-1860' Ceramic Tile Murals
Print of an original wall hanging, showing two comets, c.1850-1860
'Print of an original wall hanging, showing two comets, c.1850-1860' Ceramic Tile Murals
Print of an original wall hanging, showing two comets, c.1850-1860

'Print of an original wall hanging, showing two comets, c.1850-1860' Ceramic Tile Murals

Collection | Royal Observatory Greenwich
Code | AST0004
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Print of what was originally a wall hanging, dating from 1558-1560, showing two comets. It was originally published by the Working Men's Educational Union. The image is possibly of Donati's Comet, now formally designated C/1858 L1 and 1858 VI. Named after the Italian astronomer Giovanni Battista Donati, who first observed it on 2 June 1858, the comet's closest approach to Earth occurred on 10 October 1858. The Working Men's Educational Union was a philanthropic society that aimed to provide education to the working classes.

Stunning, unexpected and beautiful - Create a statement wall with real wow factor using ceramic tile wall murals. Fusing traditional ceramic techniques with the latest digital innovations, we ‘high fire’ your choice of image onto quality ceramic wall tiles. Ideal for introducing imagery and decoration to tiled areas to create unique feature walls, our ceramic tiles are suitable for both homes and public spaces.

Code: AST0004

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STEP ONE

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Choose the width and height of your tiled wall mural, available from 1000 x 1000mm.


STEP TWO

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Choose between our two sizes of square tiles, available in 150 x 150mm or 200 x 200mm. (Then Click Apply)


STEP THREE

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Move and resize the crop to choose which part of the image you would like as your tile mural. 


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Print of what was originally a wall hanging, dating from 1558-1560, showing two comets. It was originally published by the Working Men's Educational Union. The image is possibly of Donati's Comet, now formally designated C/1858 L1 and 1858 VI. Named after the Italian astronomer Giovanni Battista Donati, who first observed it on 2 June 1858, the comet's closest approach to Earth occurred on 10 October 1858. The Working Men's Educational Union was a philanthropic society that aimed to provide education to the working classes.

Stunning, unexpected and beautiful - Create a statement wall with real wow factor using ceramic tile wall murals. Fusing traditional ceramic techniques with the latest digital innovations, we ‘high fire’ your choice of image onto quality ceramic wall tiles. Ideal for introducing imagery and decoration to tiled areas to create unique feature walls, our ceramic tiles are suitable for both homes and public spaces.

Code: AST0004