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Technical Drawing: Violoncello/Viol ("The Fruh") by Stradivari, 1730 Format:Mylar It traces the unique exuberance

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Technical Drawing: Violoncello/Viol ("The Fruh") by Stradivari, 1730 Format:Mylar It traces the unique exuberanceTechnical drawing of the violoncello, The Fruh (converted from a bass viola da gamba), Antonio Stradivari Workshop, Cremona, ca. 1730. Converted into a violoncello with an adjustable neck by Jos. Wagner, 1831. Karl and Helen Fruh Estate, 2005. NMM 10845. Three (3), full scale technical drawings in color. Drawings and photography for the NMM by Jonathan Santa Maria Bouquet, Mexico City, 2011. Note: Technical drawings are custom printed to order. Please

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