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Set containing mathematics instruments (square, compsole, pendulum, compas, rules), late 16th century (brass)
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Set containing mathematics instruments (square, compsole, pendulum, compas, rules), late 16th century (brass)
DEX5040744 Set containing mathematics instruments (square, compsole, pendulum, compas, rules), late 16th century (brass) by Schissler, Christoph (c.1531-1608); Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Set containing mathematics instruments (square, compsole, pendulum, compas, rules) made by Christoph Schissler in brasswork. End of the 16th century Sun. 39x34 cm Museum of the History of Science, Florence); Photo Index Firenze
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C16h Calculus Casket Clock Clocks Compas Comppas Math Mathematica Mathematical Mathematics Maths Metallic Meter Numeracy Pendulum Shape Shapes Squares Timepiece Weight And Measurement Weights And Measures 16 16th Xvi Xvith Sixteenth Century General Knowledge Items Knowing Square Shape Thing
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This print showcases a set of mathematics instruments from the late 16th century. Created by the skilled hands of Christoph Schissler, this brasswork set includes a square, compsole, pendulum, compass, and rules. The meticulous craftsmanship is evident in every detail of these objects that were used to explore the realms of knowledge during that time. Measuring approximately 39x34 cm, this collection resides in the Museum of the History of Science in Florence, Italy. It serves as a testament to Europe's rich intellectual heritage and its pursuit of understanding through mathematics and science. The vibrant colors adorning these instruments add an element of visual appeal to their functional design. The square shape dominates their aesthetic composition while symbolizing precision and orderliness. As we gaze upon this photograph, we are transported back to an era when Italian ingenuity flourished. Clocks ticked away marking time with intricate timepieces crafted by talented artisans like Schissler himself. These mathematical tools not only represent an important chapter in European history but also embody humanity's relentless quest for knowledge and discovery. They serve as reminders that even centuries ago, people recognized the power and significance of mathematics in unraveling complex mysteries. Through this image captured by Bridgeman Images' lens, we are reminded once again how metal objects can transcend mere utility and become artifacts that tell stories about our collective past.
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