Fig. XLIV. Hydromylos duplex by Georg Andreas Bo ckler

Engraved plate of a double water mill on a hillside with a castle above, water channels, and a distant town.

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Fig. XLIV. Hydromylos duplex, Georg Andreas Böckler (1662). Via artnap.com

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An engraved plate titled Fig. XLIV. Hydromylos duplex, numbered 44, shows a two-stone water-powered mill built into a steep hillside with a castle on the summit. Wooden channels carry water down to the wheels, and lettered labels mark the machinery, while figures walk a path toward a distant town. The print is attributed to Georg Andreas Böckler and dated 1662.

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