Guitar
Maker
Daniel Larson
Date1993
Place MadeDuluth, Minnesota, United States, North America
ModelSpanish model baroque guitar
SignedPrinted on paper label: Daniel Larson / maker / duluth, mn / 1993DescriptionThis guitar was modeled after Spanish and Italian iconography of the 17th century.Stringing: four double courses and single top string
Top: two-piece spruce: medium grain broadening to wide at edges
Back: two-piece maple cut off-the-quarter: broad, horizontal curl
Ribs: two-piece maple cut off-the-quarter: broad curl angled to right on bass side, to left on treble side
Head: cherry veneered with rosewood
Neck: cherry; separate heel
Fingerboard: rosewood; flush with soundboard; 11 tied gut frets
Nut: bone
Bridge: cherry tie bridge with rosewood veneer upper side and cherry vine moustaches
Pegs: 10 rosewood; second peg is a dummy
End button: none
Rose: carved light hardwood upper layer, pierced parchment lower layer
Binding: ebony with purfling trim on top, none on back
Varnish: medium brown on back and sides
Linings: light hardwoodDimensionsTotal guitar length: 928 mm
Body length: 440 mm
Upper bout width: 215 mm
Center bout width: 184 mm
Lower bout width: 269 mm
Rib height (including edging), heel: 88 mm
Rib height, waist: 90 mm
Rib height, end block: 92 mm
Neck length: 311 mm
Neck width at nut: 43 mm
Neck width at body: 56 mm
Head length: 173 mm
Head width, top: 67 mm
Head width, bottom: 60 mm
Sound hole diameter: 76 mm
Vibrating string length: 622 mmProvenancePurchased new by donor.
Credit LineGift of Donna J. Curry, 2021
Object number15620
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1625-1630 ca.
