DHV:
814
Tourin ID:
STOCK 13
Size:
Treble ?
Place Made:
Maker:
D
Hamburg
Joachim
Tielke
Date:
1700
Label Text:
IOACHIM TIELKE / in Hamburg, An. 1700 [small format, printed except 700, altered from printed 16--]
Body Shape:
Viol
Current Location:
S
Stockholm
No. of Strings:
5
Collection:
Swedish Museum of Performing Arts
Sound Holes:
C
Catalog Number:
M2475
Head:
Lion
Private Owner:
Previous Owner:
Staffan Åman, -1954 (acquired initially by the Sällskapet Musikhistoriska Museets Vänner)
Measurements:
Body Length:
39.8
String Length:
Rib Depth:
4.9
Upper Width:
19.1
Middle Width:
14.1
Bottom Width:
23.5
Information
Source:
Hellwig 2011, pp. 248-49; Museum website; museum to TGM, 4/04; Hellwig 1980, p. 266
Literature:
Hellwig 2011, pp. 248-49; Köpp 2003; Hellwig 1980, p. 266; museum to TGM, 4/04 (unpublished restoration report by Hellwig)
Photographs:
On museum’s website (front body only); Hellwig 2011, p. 248 (front, body only [color]); Hellwig 1980, p. 266 (front); [unpublished, from museum, 4/04: FB+S body only, head side 3/4]
Recordings:
Auctions:
Comments:
Hellwig 2011, TieWV 112 (viola d’amore); Hellwig 1980, no. 098 (“viola d’amore (?)”). Köpp 2003: less certainly a viola d’amore than the 4 smaller examples by Tielke. Hellwig 1980: 2-piece table with ivory edging and double purfling; 2-piece back (arched and bent) with ivory edging and single purfling; ribs with ivory edging at corners and neck foot. Head, neck, fingerboard and tailpiece, and pegs not original. 2 pegs treble, 3 bass side. Restored by Günter Hellwig, 1957 (dimensions from his report, also in Hellwig 1980: 39.5, 18.6/13.3/23.2, 5.8?, -): had been converted to a viola (neck probably early 19th century, by same person who did museum’s M225; fingerboard and pegs later). Bass bar, soundpost, and hookbar also new; carved head done after photos of those in Dortmund and Leipzig. Hellwig 2011: back widths 18.6/13.2/23.1. Tourin: arm viol (but not seen).