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Lute

Matheus Buchenberg, c. 1600–1625

Nine-course lute. The body is constructed of 41 strips of yew. The neck and pegbox are constructed from ebony veneered with ivory stringing.

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Title of artwork, date

Lute, c. 1600–1625

Date supported

1992

Medium and material

Yew, ebony veneered with ivory stringing

Dimensions

80 cm

Grant

6500

Total cost

26000

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