A masterwork of Milanese craftsmanship from the eighteenth century
In short: This video showcases a violin crafted by Carlo Antonio Testore in 1737. Explore the artistry of one of Milan's most significant instrument makers through this detailed look at a piece held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The instrument was created by Carlo Antonio Testore, who lived from 1693 to 1765. As a prominent maker in Milan, Testore's work represents a vital era of violin production.
This specific piece dates to 1737 and is part of the collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where it is curated by the Department of Musical Instruments.
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