The sundial at the New Orangery on a round square, at the intersection of alleys. It is a contemporary bronze sculpture, placed in 2012. Its author is Adam Myjak, professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. The clock hand (gnomon) is a slender figure resembling a man who, instead of a head, has a high cone sticking upwards. The circular square on which the sculpture stands is the horizontal face of this clock. Roman numerals are embedded in the ground, in an ellipse shape. However, there are no lines marking the hours. This clock refers to analemmatic sundials in which the hand is movable, often a person positioned in the center of the dial. Such clocks decorate many gardens and parks around the world. One of them is located in the garden of Herkenrode Abbey in Hasselt (Belgium).

A very nicely made sundial in a beautiful setting

A clock with hours marked on the ground, with a gnomon in the form of a sculpture.

A beautiful clock, strangely carved, still shows the exact time.

The sundial by Adam Myjak is a contemporary bronze sculpture, placed in 2012 near the New Orangery on a circular square, at the intersection of alleys in the Royal Łazienki Park. Its author is Adam Myjak, professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw

Fajne miejsce żeby np. nauczyć dziecko różnicy między czasem słonecznym a czasem strefowym

An interesting, unique sundial in a beautiful setting

It is okay

One of the many sundials I saw there.

The sundial works fine :)

Relaxation

I recommend it. I like it~!!

(Translated by Google) I am glad that we have such beautiful monuments and a beautiful park when it is warm, it's nice to sit there (Original) Cieszę się że mamy tak piękne zabytki i piękny park jak jest ciepło to aż miło tam posiedzieć

Super