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As with Volumes One and Two
interprets the history of electric stringed instruments through objects from the National Music Museum's permanent collections
Spencer Lowell
And James D’Aquisto’s own mentoring and almost mystical words on guitar-making are here as well—along with exclusive photo essays by Spencer Lowell
NMM Curator of Stringed Instruments
Technical Drawing: Lute, ca. 1600 by Tieffenbrucker with modifications by Thomas Edlinger, Prague 1724, two printed labels (Tieffenbrucker and Edlinger, 1724) Format:Paper As with Volumes One andTechnical drawing of a lute attributed to the Tieffenbrucker Family, Padua, ca. 1600, modified by Thomas Edlinger, Prague, 1724. Ex coll.: Carl Des Fours Walderode, Hrub Rohozec Castle, Bohemia (Czech Republic). Purchase funds gift of Margaret Ann Everist, Sioux City, Iowa, 2002. NMM 10214. Full scale technical drawing in color. Drawing and photography for the NMM by Jonathan Santa Maria Bouquet, Mexico City, 2009. Note: Technical drawings are custom