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French astronomical clock, by Michel Stollewerck (movement maker) & Alexandre Fortier (movement designer), c. 1750 @WallaceMuseum https://t.co/oFstrsyDdz
Textile hanging of a Jain lokapurusha or universal man, with symbols including Moon & Sun, India, 1970s @V_and_A https://t.co/6eAIamUNbV
Folios from "Heitengi", a quick-reference chart for the paths of the sun, moon, & stars; by Iwahashi Yoshitaka, 1801 https://t.co/XHpat2Z5z5
Brass astrolabe by Giovanni Domenico Fecioli, Bologna, 1558 @MHSOxford https://t.co/qo5LRwHYiz
Opaque watercolour painting of Sun god Sūrya - the oval frame may suggest the solar orb; Thanjavur, India, c.1830 https://t.co/IkkSNX3aQk
Polyhedral sundial that opens like a diptych, made by Francis Brief, Bologna, 1575 @AdlerPlanet https://t.co/ydNhOcidRo
Phases and Movements of the Moon in "The gallery of nature...," by Thomas Milner (London, 1860) @BioDivLibrary https://t.co/ZJPgbLI5dF
Chinese sundial made out of carved limestone, 206 BCE-24 CE @ROMtoronto https://t.co/zMSyXSFaQC
Astrolabe in Iranian style of the 18thC (unknown maker), with 22 star markers and 4 tympans @AdlerPlanet https://t.co/I6zfRCafzf
12-inch celestial globe made by Josiah Loring, Boston, 1833 @harvardchsi https://t.co/LSvKgtdm8i