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Dedicated to the Vulpecula constellation that lies in the northern sky and means “little fox” in Latin.

The constellation isn't the brightest of constellations, with stars that are no brighter than fourth magnitude. It lies in the middle of the Summer Triangle in the Northern Hemisphere and was originally named 'Vulpecula cum ansere' or 'Vulpecula et Anser', meaning 'the little fox with the goose' (the constellation was originally depicted as a fox holding a goose in its jaws).

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Description

Dedicated to the Vulpecula constellation that lies in the northern sky and means “little fox” in Latin.

The constellation isn't the brightest of constellations, with stars that are no brighter than fourth magnitude. It lies in the middle of the Summer Triangle in the Northern Hemisphere and was originally named 'Vulpecula cum ansere' or 'Vulpecula et Anser', meaning 'the little fox with the goose' (the constellation was originally depicted as a fox holding a goose in its jaws).

Available as a one-off special edition canvas print (gallery pick) at blackfoxes.co.uk

Support the foxes foreverfoxy.co.uk