A forgotten rivalry- the story of the viol and the cello in the eighteenth century

Tuesday, 5 November 2013

A shocking depiction of Abel: Thomas Rowlandson, 'Concerto Spirituale, Messrs BOCH and ABEL'. Note the frets and bow grip.


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