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Engraving of a busy clockmaking workshop with craftsmen at benches, a furnace, a large tower clock, and gears.

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The Invention of the Clockwork, Jan Collaert the Elder (1600). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Jan Collaert the Elder died in 1580; this work is in the public domain.

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This engraved print, titled The Invention of the Clockwork by Jan Collaert the Elder, shows a crowded workshop where craftsmen assemble gears and clock parts at a bench, work a furnace, and examine a large tower clock in the foreground. Finished clocks and wall timepieces hang along the walls, and an arched opening reveals a street with a church tower beyond.