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Daily Archives: June 2, 2014

Duomo of Florence, with the counter-clock Paolo Uccello, Antonio Quattrone photo

Paolo Uccello’s Clock in the Florence Cathedral

The clock of the Duomo in Florence is one of the oldest functional mechanical clocks. The dial is a fresco painted by one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance, Paolo Uccello. The clock is one of only a few examples in the world that marks the Italic hour, measuring time from sunset to sunset. Thus, “Paolo Uccello’s clock” is both a timepiece and a work of art.

June 2, 2014Mystery StuffBy Filomena D'Amico
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