Photo of Pietro Guarneri Violin, 1730. - Giclée Museum Quality Print - Architecture In Music

Pietro Guarneri Violin, 1730. Signed Limited Edition Museum Quality Print.

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Photo of Pietro Guarneri Violin, 1730. Signed Limited Edition Museum Quality Print. - Giclée Museum Quality Print - Architecture In Music
Photo of Pietro Guarneri Violin, 1730. Signed Limited Edition Museum Quality Print. - Giclée Museum Quality Print - Architecture In Music
Photo of Pietro Guarneri Violin, 1730. - Giclée Museum Quality Print - Architecture In Music
Photo of Pietro Guarneri Violin, 1730. - Giclée Museum Quality Print - Architecture In Music
Photo of Pietro Guarneri Violin, 1730. - Giclée Museum Quality Print - Architecture In Music
Photo of Pietro Guarneri Violin, 1730. - Giclée Museum Quality Print - Architecture In Music

Pietro Guarneri Violin, 1730. Signed Limited Edition Museum Quality Print.

$1,333.33 AUD $2,000.00 AUD

Description

A photo from inside an exceptional violin made in 1730 by Pietro Guarneri. It is currently played by Helene Pohl, the lead violinist of the New Zealand String Quartet.

Violins crafted by Pietro Guarneri are extremely rare and are celebrated for their masterful blend of Venetian and Cremonese craftsmanship.

Pietro Guarneri, the elder son of Giuseppe 'filius Andreae', was initially poised to take over his father's violin-making shop in Cremona. However, after a decade of learning the craft there, he moved to Venice in 1717. At that time, the Stradivari family largely dominated the violin-making industry in Cremona, presenting challenges for the Guarneri family's business. In Venice, which was renowned as "The Republic of Music," Pietro found more stable opportunities. This city was a hive of musical creativity during that era, and it's likely that this violin premiered early performances of works by composers like Vivaldi and Albinoni.


Signed Limited-Edition Prints

Museum Quality Prints from a limited edition series:

70cm x 105cm Edition of 100
50cm x 75cm Edition of 250
38cm x 57cm Edition of 250

Printed on 308 gsm Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag
The finest archival paper available with stunning detail and a beautiful matt finish.

Each print is personally inspected by photographer Charles Brooks, before being signed on the reverse in the lower right corner with the artists name, the year that the photo was taken, and the edition number.

The front right corner is lightly embossed with an Architecture In Music notary stamp.

Certificate of Authenticity

All limited-edition prints come with a signed and stamped certificate of authenticity.

The certificate includes the edition number, details of the paper type, and information about when the photo was created.

Breathtaking Detail

The photographs on this website offer only a glimpse of the high-resolution detail present in the printed versions.

Charles Brooks employs specialized Lumix cameras, specially adapted medical lenses, and advanced methods to create these exceptionally detailed artistic works.

Limited-Edition prints are 187 megapixels, 8 times the resolution of the previews seen here.

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NZSQ

Instruments in this collection are played by the New Zealand String Quartet.

The ADAM Foundation

The 1619 Amati Viola is on loan to the NZSQ thanks to the support of the ADAM Foundation.

David Duncan Craig & the Lily Duncan Trust

The 1784 Storioni Violin is on loan to the NZSQ thanks to the David Duncan Craig & the Lily Duncan Trust.

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