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Epact: Astrolabe signed by Jean Fusoris, circa 1400
14 a medioval astrolabe in the tradition of jean fusoris | fausto casi
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15th century astronomical clock - Bourges - Astronomical clock - 15th century - Bourges - France - Bourges - Cathedrale Saint Etienne. Astronomical
Epact: Astrolabe signed by Jean Fusoris, circa 1400
File:Jean Fusoris planispheric astrolabe in Putnam Gallery, 2009-11-24.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
The King of Medieval Instruments – The Beary Adventures of Puffles and Honey
Fiere d'arte a Torino. Intervista su Flashback | Artribune
A model of the universe you can hold in your hand. - ppt download
This elegant astrolabe, constructed for use in England, shows a close resemblance to the astrolabes traditionally associated with the Parisian maker Jean Fusoris (1365-1436). It has been assumed, therefore, that this instrument
Seb Falk on Twitter: "600 years ago #otd, instrument-maker Jean Fusoris on trial for treason. Here's one of his astrolabes (at @MHSOxford) https://t.co/zMlO3mWqIr" / Twitter
Jean Fusoris - Autour des romans
Epact: Astrolabe signed by Jean Fusoris, circa 1400
Fusoris-type planispheric astrolabe | Objects | The Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments
Jean Fusoris - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
15th century astronomical clock - Bourges - Astronomical clock - 15th century - Bourges - France - Bourges - Cathedrale Saint Etienne. Astronomical
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Concerning a Pointer on the Astrolabe - Anthony Turner, 2015
Astrolabe with inscriptions in Gothic and Arabic - Jean Fusoris (instrument builder) — Google Arts & Culture
L'horloge astronomique de Bourges
PLANISPHERIC ASTROLABE ATTRIBUTED TO JEAN FUSORIS – Theatrum Mundi
A Previously Unrecorded Medieval Latin Astrolabe and Evidence for a Mid-fourteenth Century Instrument Workshop
The Astrolabe Syndrome | JFG
