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Figurenuhr mit türkischer Barke, Automat, Türkenautomat
um 1580/1590
The dial of this gilded copper clock is on the right side of the pedestral beneath the pasha. A bell indicates the full hours and the quarters of hours. At the same time a mechanism moves the figures: the guenon bites into the apple, the rower rows and turns his head and the pasha rolls his eyes.





The dial of this gilded copper clock is on the right side of the pedestral beneath the pasha. A bell indicates the full hours and the quarters of hours. At the same time a mechanism moves the figures: the guenon bites into the apple, the rower rows and turns his head and the pasha rolls his eyes.
Time:
um 1580/1590
Object Name
Uhr; Automat. Türkenautomat, Tischautomat
Culture
Augsburg
Dimensions:
H. 42 cm, L. 37,5 cm, B. 23,5 cm
Copyright
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Kunstkammer
Invs.
Kunstkammer, 6873
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