VCESDA Spring Lecture
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American Sign Language (ASL) Available
Lecture Hall
Join Menno Hoencamp, horologist and director at Mentink & Roest, and Dr. Chaz Kirchhoff as they share the story of the discovery and conservation of The Rooster’s Crow Clock, along with new clues about its origins and history.
A reception for Visiting Committee for European Sculpture and Decorative Arts (VCESDA) and European Paintings Council (EPC) members will immediately follow in Kresge Court.
Image: “The Rooster’s Crow” Automaton Clock, present-day Germany (Augsburg or Nuremberg), ca. 1585, gilt copper, brass, engraved silver, steel with partial bluing. Museum purchase, Ernest Rosemarie Kanzler Foundation Fund, DIA. No. 2023.601.
VCESDA Spring Lecture
Ticket Details
American Sign Language (ASL) Available
Lecture Hall
Additional Dates
Join the Visiting Committee for European Sculpture & Decorative Arts
The VCESDA explores European works of art from the Middle Ages through the mid 19th century in all their variety.