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Ferdinand Berthoud(French, 1727–1807)

Arriving in Paris in 1745 from his native Swiss canton of Neuchâtel, Berthoud became a master clockmaker in 1754 and horloger du Roi (clockmaker to the King) before 1773. One of the great clockmakers of his time, he wrote extensively on timekeeping and is credited with many horological innovations.

Source: Art in The Frick Collection: Paintings, Sculpture, Decorative Arts, New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1996.

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Three-quarter front view of Longcase Regulator Clock
Balthazar Lieutaud
Date: 1767
Medium: Oak veneered with various woods including tulipwood, kingwood, and amaranth; gilt bronze, enamel, and marble
Object number: 1915.5.46
Mantel Clock in gilt bronze with two cherubs on either side of the dial
Ferdinand Berthoud
Date: ca. 1770
Medium: Gilt bronze
Object number: 1916.6.14
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