On Fri, 22 Apr 2005, nicola severino wrote:
> yes, the author of this mosaic sundial (Valentino Falcone from
> Morschwiller le Bas, Alsazia) have not used the "classical tecnique",
> and not the only Roman or Hellenic style, because him like to use the
> miscellaneous style. At our knowledgment,
Dear Gianni,
thanks for your observations and
links.
The mosaic sundial of Valentino falcone is unique
in the world because him used not a industrial tile, but building himself the
tiles (around 25,000 tiles) of 8 millimeter.
The mosaic sundial linked from you, only 1-2 is
simil at mosa
... the mosaic sundial done by italian diallist Valentino.> It is
the first opera of a real mosaic sundial made without industrial >
contribute of glass tiles.
Mario Arnaldi wrote:
I don't know if it is the first one (I can't say it), but yes it
has been made without con
> snip
> the mosaic sundial done by italian diallist
Valentino. > It is the first opera of a real mosaic sundial made without
industrial contribute of glass tiles
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There are many
examples of sundials made with the
technique of the mosaic .
Among these I
remember:
It is the first opera of a real mosaic sundial made without industrial
contribute of glass tiles.
I don't know if it is the first one (I can't say it), but yes it has been
made without contribute of industrial of glass tiles.
The author didn't use the classical tecnique (
