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Six Man Clock, Kinetico Studios - LiveAuctioneers A original Six Man Clock produced by Kinetico Studios from the original iconic Pop Art design by American inventor and designer Gordon Bradt (1924-2022) Kinetic sculptural clock handcrafted in brazed Gordon Bradt Six-Man Kinetic Clock,
Kinetico Studios, 768 Kinetico Rd, Eureka Springs, AR 72631, US - MapQuest Kinetico Studios, located in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, has been a pioneer in kinetic sculpture and motion clocks for over 50 years, gaining recognition from collectors worldwide Founded by Gordon and Collette Bradt in 1973, the studio specializes in creating award-winning kinetic art, including a variety of clocks and sculptures
Gordon Bradt - Wikipedia Gordon Edwin Bradt (May 2, 1924 – December 3, 2022) was an American inventor, designer and the founder of Kinetico Studios Bradt was born May 2, 1924, in Evanston, Illinois, the youngest of three children
Gordon Bradt 1980s Six Man Electric Table Clock by Kinetico Studios A 1980's American "Six-Man" coiled brass electric table clock, designed by Gordon Bradt for Kinetico Studios The clock's body shows the mechanism being "moved" by six little men Patented in 1983, the Six-Man clock was the first of many designs produced by Kinetico Studios, founded by Gordon Bradt in the 1974
Kinetico Studios Gordon Bradt: Six Man Clock Seven Man Clock These kinetic sculpture clocks by Gordon Bradt have been handcrafted in brazed and molten solid brass right here at Kinetico Studios for over 40 years The clocks are highly polished and coated with clear lacquer The little men and the unique coiled gear train are driven by an electric 4rpm synchronous motor, to keep accurate time
Gordon Brandt, Kinetico Studios - Google Arts Culture Skeletonized electric brass novelty clock, "powered" by six stick-figure men who turn cranks and pull on various parts of the clock A seventh figure acsends a coiled spring on the lower