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A Copernican Armillary Sphere
| Origin | France | ||||
| Period | 18th Century | ||||
| Materials | Wood, metal | ||||
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| Condition | Good. | ||||
| Creation Date | Late 18th century | ||||
| Description | The horizontal zodiacal ring is covered with polychromed printed paper representing the planets. The globe represents the sun. The globe functions with a manual turning system. The colure rings, the equinox and solstice are of wood covered also with printed paper, supported by a central stem above a turned wood black lacquered base. | ||||
| Styles / Movements | Traditional | ||||
| Incollect Reference Number | 310882 |
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