" Astrolabe in honour of Hartmann (16th century)"
Hartmann Astrolabe with wooden base
Replica of astrolabe Hartmann, whose original can be visited at the British Museum in London. Its name is due to the German G. Hartmann, considered one of the most prolific manufacturers of astrolabes and other navigational instruments in the first half of the 16th century.
This beautiful piece is a tribute to the elegance of his art.
Dimensions | Ø15 cm; height with wooden base: 18cm; box: 19 X 22 X 6 cm |
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Material | Wood, Zamac (zinc, aluminum, magnesium and copper) |
Observations | Includes information leaflet with historical context and instructions for use. Functional parts, but not intended for serious use. |