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Watercolor architectural drawing of a domed water-lifting machine atop a castle tower with labeled parts and clouds.

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Cette machine à tirer de l’eau du fossé pour être conduite a tous les étages du château ; est placée sur la tour à gauche, côté de l’entrée, Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1777-1825). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Jean-Jacques Lequeu died in 1826; this work is in the public domain.

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This watercolor and ink drawing by Jean Jacques Lequeu, dated 1777-1825, shows a machine that lifts water from a moat to the upper floors of a castle, mounted on a tower beside the entrance. A domed rotunda with colonnade and an ornamental finial sits atop a crenellated, arched tower, framed by a hexagonal vignette of clouds and sky. Handwritten French captions label the mechanism's parts, and the sheet is numbered 50 with Fig. 127.