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Images from The Rawlins
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The Rawlins Stradivari Guitar, 1700
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NMM 3976. Guitar, The
Rawlins, by Antonio Stradivari, Cremona,
1700. The Rawlins guitar is one of
two documented guitars made by the famous Italian craftsman known to
survive.
The other is in the Ashmolean Museum at Oxford University in
England. A third has surfaced in Italy and awaits
authentication. The Rawlins has five double strings, typical of
the 17th century, rather than the six single strings found on modern
guitars. It is also smaller than today's instruments. Ex coll.:
Louis Krasner, Boston. Rawlins
Fund, 1985.
Note: Click on image above to see a larger image.
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Front, Side, and Back Views
Note: Click on any major structural area of the instrument to see a close-up of that area.
Rose
Note: Click on image above to see a larger image of the rose.
Views of the Peghead
Note: Click on images above to see larger images of the peghead.
Note: Click on image above to see larger image.
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Poster of the Stradivari guitar available from Gift Shop
Postcard of the Stradivari guitar available from Gift Shop
Technical Drawing of the Stradivari guitar available from Gift Shop
Related Links
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Stringed Instruments Made Before 1800
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