Multiple dials

Multiple dials were not made so much to facilitate reading from various angles. Rather, they served to demonstrate the craftsmanship of the maker, who proved his ability to design sundials on faces of arbitrary orientation.
The newer specimens (Haren and Genk-4 below) were mainly designed for educational purposes, showing various types of dials.
All individual dials on the objects below are pole-style dials, with the exception of the one in Haren, which combines a pole-style and a nodal dial.



Netherlands
Menkema Manor
Uithuizen
 Fraeylema Manor
Slochteren
 City Hall Square
Haren
 Private garden
Horn


Europe
Sundial Park
Genk (Belgium)
 Clemenswerth Manor
Sögel (Germany)
 Declining-inclining
Tavel (France)		 Convent Garden
Mont Sainte-Odile
(France)


Rest of the World

School
Westminster
(Vermont, USA)
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