Mairie Cervieres

A classic design created by Zarbula. It looks like an early work of Zarbula. The house is from 1747.

The hour- and halfhourlines can just be seen from 7 am to 3 pm.

The dial has some classic marks of Zarbula: a curtain on 3 points (later 4), the flower pots and a trompe l’oeil design. The flower post are interesting as they show faces, which is called “ghybizzi”. Note at the top the “rose the sable” with 8 branches.

The sundial has been restored by François Gavoty in 1983.

Location: Mairie Cervières, Hautes-Alpes, France

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