Fig. CXXV. Haustrum triplex, cum quadratis capsulis
Georg Andreas Böckler · 1617 - 1687
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Fig. CXXV. Haustrum triplex, cum quadratis capsulis, Georg Andreas Böckler (1662). Via artnap.com
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An engraved plate numbered 125 shows a multi-tiered mechanical device driven by a large toothed gear and a water wheel at its base, with several rectangular basins or troughs stacked above one another and linked by rods and pipes. Labeled letters mark the parts, and a small rural landscape with buildings appears at the right edge.
