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Sundial from Augsburg (Germany), deployed, for 10-degree latitude. Brass instrument, c.1800-1843 (brass)
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Sundial from Augsburg (Germany), deployed, for 10-degree latitude. Brass instrument, c.1800-1843 (brass)
MMM5475067 Sundial from Augsburg (Germany), deployed, for 10-degree latitude. Brass instrument, c.1800-1843 (brass); National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Sundial from Augsburg (Germany), deployed, for 10-degree latitude. Brass instrument, circa 1800-1843, by Johann Nepomuk Schrettegger (?).); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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This stunning print captures the intricate beauty of a Sundial from Augsburg, Germany, designed for 10-degree latitude. Crafted from brass in the early to mid-19th century by Johann Nepomuk Schrettegger, this exquisite instrument showcases the precision and artistry of European craftsmanship.
The sundial's elegant design features delicate leaf motifs and precise markings for measuring time and tracking celestial movements. Used by navigators and astronomers alike, this tool served as an essential accessory for calculating time of day and navigating the seas with accuracy.
As a symbol of both scientific advancement and artistic expression, this sundial represents the intersection of technology and creativity in the 19th century. Its intricate details speak to the dedication and skill of its maker, reflecting a deep understanding of astronomy and chronometry.
Displayed at the National Maritime Museum in London, this piece is not just a practical tool but also a work of art that embodies the spirit of exploration and discovery. With its connection to ancient deities like Sutekh, it serves as a reminder of humanity's enduring fascination with timekeeping and our place in the cosmos.
Overall, this print offers viewers a glimpse into history through an object that transcends its utilitarian purpose to become a timeless symbol of ingenuity and innovation.
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