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Bass Viola da Gamba

Bass Viola da Gamba. Culture: British. Dimensions: Total L.: 119.5 cm (47-1/16 in.); Body L.: 71.5 cm (28-3/16 in.); Body W.: upper 32 cm (12-1/2 in.), middle 23.4 cm (9-3/16 in.), lower 39 cm (15-1/8 in.); Rib H.: upper 9 cm (3-5/8 in.), middle 23.4 cm (9-3/16 in.), middle 12.6 cm (4-15/16 in.); Belly W.: at the neck 5.2 cm (2.05 in.) lower 39 cm (15.35 in.) lower: 12.7 cm (5.0 in.) Belly W. at the neck 5.2 cm (2.05 in.). Former Attribution: John Rose (English, active 1552-61). Date: ca. 1600. Most surviving viols signed by or attributed to John Rose were likely made by the younger of a father and son pair of luthiers who went by the same name, and who worked in Bridewell, London, in the sixteenth century. While John Rose senior was among the earliest known of English viol makers, his son was among the most celebrated, and regarded as "the finest of all viol makers" in Thomas Mace's Musick's Monument of 1676. This instrument, dated ca. 1600, is attributed to the younger John Rose.
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Bass Viola da Gamba
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Bass Viola da Gamba. Culture: British. Dimensions: Total L.: 119.5 cm (47-1/16 in.); Body L.: 71.5 cm (28-3/16 in.); Body W.: upper 32 cm (12-1/2 in.), middle 23.4 cm (9-3/16 in.), lower 39 cm (15-1/8 in.); Rib H.: upper 9 cm (3-5/8 in.), middle 23.4 cm (9-3/16 in.), middle 12.6 cm (4-15/16 in.); Belly W.: at the neck 5.2 cm (2.05 in.) lower 39 cm (15.35 in.) lower: 12.7 cm (5.0 in.) Belly W. at the neck 5.2 cm (2.05 in.). Former Attribution: John Rose (English, active 1552-61). Date: ca. 1600. Most surviving viols signed by or attributed to John Rose were likely made by the younger of a father and son pair of luthiers who went by the same name, and who worked in Bridewell, London, in the sixteenth century. While John Rose senior was among the earliest known of English viol makers, his son was among the most celebrated, and regarded as "the finest of all viol makers" in Thomas Mace's Musick's Monument of 1676. This instrument, dated ca. 1600, is attributed to the younger John Rose.
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MADERA
Museum:
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
Bildnachweis:
Album / Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY
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3150 x 4200 px | 37.9 MB
Druckgröße:
26.7 x 35.6 cm | 10.5 x 14.0 in (300 dpi)
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