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Cultural archive image of “Grand Pianoforte”, catalogued as British, dating to ca. 1840, associated with London, England, United Kingdom. Medium: Satinwood veneer, oak, spruce, iron, steel, ebony, ivory, gilding, mother-of-pearl, holly,…

Grand Pianoforte

British

ca. 1840

Medium: Satinwood veneer, oak, spruce, iron, steel, ebony, ivory, gilding, mother-of-pearl, holly, mahogany, burl walnut, tulipwood, silver wire. Dimensions: Height (Total): 37 1/2 in. (95.3 cm) Width (Of case, perpendicular to keyboard): 97 1/4 in. (247 cm) Depth (Of case, parallel to keyboard): 58 7/8 in. (149.5 cm). Gift of Mrs. Henry McSweeney, 1959 Culture: British.

Place
London, England, United Kingdom
Language
Pan-Celtic
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art — Gift of Mrs. Henry McSweeney, 1959CC0

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