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Description of a universal graphometer, being a most accurate drawing instrument invented by A.G. Eckhardt. Part I, 1778
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Description of a universal graphometer, being a most accurate drawing instrument invented by A.G. Eckhardt. Part I, 1778

Jan Punt, Antoine George Eckhardt · 1777 - 1778 · letterpress printing; goudopdruk; etching; binding; houtsnede; engraving; leather; paper

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Album with text pages and 12 representations on 30 album pages. It concerns the work titled: Description of a general graphometer being a most accurate drawing instrument. The album contains a title page, ten pages with a description of the graphometer and twelve images with on the opposite page a text page with explanation. The representations are drawn using a graphometer (or angle meter). Leather binding with front and back two flyleaves.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
Credit lineBeschryving van een algemeenen graphometer zynde een allernaauwkeurigst teken-werktuig uitgevonden door A.G. Eckhardt. I. Deel, 1778. 1777 - 1778. Jan Punt, Antoine George Eckhardt. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.

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