Early Newstead Automaton: The Temple of Doom
A dedicated reader of The Automata / Automaton Blog has been gracious enough to share with us here an automaton made by the talented UK-based artist Keith Newstead.
Entitled The Temple of Doom the piece is dated April, 1991.
The proud owner describes the automaton:
Basically it's a model of little church tower with a clean-cut kind of a guy pulling a bell-rope. Upon the first pull a little bell rings, but upon the second pull the roof of the tower lifts up to reveal a little red devil. The devil has a kind of inquisitive look about him as to if to say "who's that calling me?". After that, the roof shuts and the cycle is repeated.
See more automata by Keith Newstead on his web site.
[ Thanks Frank! ]
Entitled The Temple of Doom the piece is dated April, 1991.
The proud owner describes the automaton:
Basically it's a model of little church tower with a clean-cut kind of a guy pulling a bell-rope. Upon the first pull a little bell rings, but upon the second pull the roof of the tower lifts up to reveal a little red devil. The devil has a kind of inquisitive look about him as to if to say "who's that calling me?". After that, the roof shuts and the cycle is repeated.
See more automata by Keith Newstead on his web site.
[ Thanks Frank! ]
Labels: Cabaret Mechanical Theatre, Keith Newstead, makers, UK
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