equation of time
Current Edition
ISBN 979-10-92727-39-5
17 x 24 cm
Studio Kummer & Herrman
376 pages
Color photographs
French
€39
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Equation of time
rapahël dallaporta
Equation of time is an artistic and scientific experiment initiated in 2018 at the Paris Observatory by photographer Raphaël Dallaporta.
Available in limited edition.
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