Treble Viol. Culture: French. Dimensions: Body length 35.8 cm, Body width: upper bout 17.4 cm center bout 13.4 cm lower bout 21.9 cm Rib height: top block 5.6 cm center bout 7.08 cm bottom block 7.1 cm String length 33.8 cm. Maker: Jean Villiaume. Date: 1743. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

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