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The Pendulum, The Water Wheel, P. Krüger (1920). Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored technical plate with six labeled diagrams: a pendulum clock mechanism marked A, a spring-driven mechanism marked B, and several water wheels of different designs marked C through F, showing buckets, paddles, flowing water and wheel axles. The plate is titled The Pendulum, The Water Wheel, attributed to P. Krüger and dated 1920. Its diagrams present historical engineering designs in a systematic, instructional layout.
