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DHV:
342
Tourin ID:
HAGUE 18, GAL 9, LOAN 14

Size:

Bass

Place Made:

Maker:

GB

London (Southwark)

Henry

Jaye

Date:

1611

Label Text:

Henrie Jaye in Southwarke 1611 [per Galpin 1910]; now illegible

Body Shape:

Viol

Current Location:

NL

The Hague

No. of Strings:

6

Collection:

Kunstmuseum Den Haag (formerly Gemeentemuseum)

Sound Holes:

C

Catalog Number:

MUZ-1954-0009 (0841238)

Head:

Male

Private Owner:

Previous Owner:

Rosamond Harding, -1954; Francis Galpin, c. 1905-; E.J. Payne (in 1904)

Measurements:

Body Length:

71.6

String Length:

68

Rib Depth:

12.5

Upper Width:

32.4

Middle Width:

24.2

Bottom Width:

40.7

Information

Source:

G. Liedmeier to TGM, 11/05; PT visits 6/77 & 9/78

Literature:

Fleming 2007, p. 31 (JP 20); Cole 2007, p. 84; BVMA 2000, p. 12; Catch 1997, p. 132; Catch 1989, pp. 5-6; Galpin Society 1951; Galpin 1910, p. 89; Loan 1904, p. 151; Payne 1889, p.103; Loan 1885, p. 33

Photographs:

On museum’s website (F [color]); MacCracken 2011, p. 70 (FB+S); Brüggen et al. 1968 (front 7/8, head 3/4); Galpin 1910, pl. XVII (facing p. 90) (front 3/4); Musical Times 1906, p. 529 (front 7/8, held in playing position by Galpin; reprinted in P. Scholes, The Mirror of Music, 1844-1944 [1947 and ff.])

Recordings:

Brüggen et al. 1968 (English Consorts)

Auctions:

Comments:

5-piece table (perhaps not original?), 3-piece back, both with double purfling; no rose or other decoration. Neck original, but shortened and angled back; pegbox and head also original. Fingerboard (shortened) and tailpiece have multi-color inlay of birds, flowers, etc. Hookbar has carved top; relief carving on shoulder does not continue on neck heel. Numerous crossbars on back; these and wooden linings and bass bar not original; ribs doubled except at shoulders; many repairs and reinforcements. Back widths 33.1/23.7/40.0. Catch 2007: sold by Harding at Sotheby’s on 12/17/1954 (lot 88) for £120; catalogue described it as “in original condition...formerly owned by Canon Galpin.” BVMA 2000: “acquired by...Galpin at a Puttick and Simpson auction sale.” Tourin: 5-piece table, modern neck, double purfling (HAGUE 18). Fingerboard inlaid with birds (GAL 9). Dimensions 71.5, 33.1/24.1/40.7, 13.2, 68.

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