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Strung instruments, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

[ Left ]

1. Keyed cittern (English guitar): 1798; Distributed by Longman & Broderip; England (London), active 1776-1798; Maple, spruce, ivory

2. Archcittern: France (Paris), 1789; Made by Renault and Chaterlain; Maple, spruce, ivoly

3. Lyre guitar: France (Paris), 1810; Made by Joseph Pons; French, born in 1776; Satinwood, spruce, mahogany, ebony

4. Treble guitar (cavaquinho): Portugal (Lisbon), late 19th century; Made by Jeronymo José dos Santos; Hardwood, pine

5. Dital harp: England (London), about 1820; Designed by Edward Light; English, 1747-1842; Maple, spruce

[ Right ]

6. Mandolin: 1771; Made by Vincenzo Vinaccia; active 1769-1785

7. Nine-string guitar: 1827; Made by René-François Lacôte; French, 1785-1855; Mahogany, spruce, ebony, whalebone

8. Guitar: France (Mirecourt), ca.1840; Made by Antoine Anciaume; French, b.1776; Amboyna wood, spruce, mother-of-pearl, abalone

9. Child's guitar (bambina model): ca.1870; Made by D. and A. Roudhloff (probably)

10. Lute: Austria (Vienna), 1699; Made by Andreas Berr; Austrian, 1656-1722; Ivory, ebony, spruce

References

BMFA.1999.1 Keyed cittern (English guitar) (1798) by Longman & Broderip (English, 1776-1798) . AMICA Library (Art Museum Images from Cartography Associates) . Cartography Associates. " Creation Place: England London; Materials and Techniques: Maple, spruce, ivory "
Bos-40552: Arch-cittern (1789) by Sébastien B. Rénault & F. Chatelain . Scholars Resource . " Creator: Sﾃｩbastien B. Rﾃｩnault (active 1772-1811) (attribution: F. Chatelain) Date: 1789 "
BMFA.2000.972 Lyre guitar (1810) by Pons fils (French) . AMICA Library (Art Museum Images from Cartography Associates) . Cartography Associates. " Materials and Techniques: Satinwood, spruce, mahogany, ebony "
BMFA.17.1751 Cavaquinho (2nd half of 19th century) by Jeronymo Jose Dos Santos (Iberian, Portuguese) . AMICA Library (Art Museum Images from Cartography Associates) . Cartography Associates. " Creation Place: Europe Portugal Lisbon; Materials and Techniques: Rosewood, spruce "
Bos-38591: Dital harp (ca.1820) by Edward Light (1747-1832) . Scholars Resource .

Bos-40553: Mandoline (1771) by Vincenzo Vinaccia (active 1769-1785) . Scholars Resource .
BMFA.2000.629 Nine-string guitar (1827) by René-François Lacôte (French, 1785-1855) . AMICA Library (Art Museum Images from Cartography Associates) . Cartography Associates. " Materials and Techniques: Mahogany, spruce, ebony, whalebone "
BMFA.1999.520 Guitar (ca.1840) by Antoine Anciaume (French, b.1776) . AMICA Library (Art Museum Images from Cartography Associates) . Cartography Associates. " Creation Place: France Mirecourt; Materials and Techniques: Amboyna wood, spruce, mother-of-pearl, abalone "
Bos-40506 : Child's guitar (bambina model) (ca.1870) by D. and A. Roudhloff (probably) . Scholars Resource .
BMFA.1986.7 Lute (1699) by Andreas Berr (Austrian, 1656-1722) . AMICA Library (Art Museum Images from Cartography Associates) . Cartography Associates. " Material and Techniques: Ivory, ebony, spruce "

Date

3 April 2011, 13:10:32

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Tom Stohlman

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