Fig. LV. Sitimylos, cum antliis
Georg Andreas Böckler · 1617 - 1687
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Fig. LV. Sitimylos, cum antliis, Georg Andreas Böckler (1662). Via artnap.com
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An engraved plate numbered 55 shows a mechanical device with a large spoked wheel, interlocking gears, and two spiral screw mechanisms set within a timber framework. A building interior with a balustraded balcony and stairs appears in the background. Sitimylos, cum antliis by Georg Andreas Böckler, dated 1662.
