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Parlor guitars in 19th century: Washburn Parlor Guitar (1894) Washburn "New Model" (1896)
Parlor guitars in 19th century: Washburn Parlor Guitar (1894) Washburn "New Model" (1896)
Spanish-style (c.1845) / Size No.3 (3-17) (1859) guitars by C. F. Martin
Spanish-style (c.1845) / Size No.3 (3-17) (1859) guitars by C. F. Martin
Very first Size No.1 guitar with earliest X-Bracing (1842) by Martin & Schatz
Very first Size No.1 guitar with earliest X-Bracing (1842) by Martin & Schatz
c.f. Size No.0 (0-45) guitar played by Joan Baez
c.f. Size No.0 (0-45) guitar played by Joan Baez
Baroque guitar built by Matteo Sellas, c. 1630–50
Baroque guitar built by Matteo Sellas, c. 1630–50
The guitar player (c. 1672), by Johannes Vermeer
The guitar player (c. 1672), by Johannes Vermeer
Double guitar (1690) by Alexandre Voboam, 1690 (exhibited at Kunsthistorisches Museum)
Double guitar (1690) by Alexandre Voboam, 1690 (exhibited at Kunsthistorisches Museum)
Christopher Morrongiello
Christopher Morrongiello