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click here to view a larger picture	click here to view a larger picture Bentside spinet after Keene and Brackley with a scene of the Piazza St. Marco in Venice based on a painting by Canaletto.
click here to view a larger picture	click here to view a larger picture Bentside spinet lid painting after Canaletto
click here to view a larger picture This is a Muselar Virginal after Couchet 1650.  There is an oil painting illustration of "Apollo and the Muses" and "Psyche at the Palace of Cupid" both after the French artist Claude Gell'ee, called Le Lorrain 1600-1682.	click here to view a larger picture Another Muselar Virginal after Couchet 1650.  This one has an oil painting depicting "The Allegory for the Senses," after Breugel and Rubens.
click here to view a larger picture This is a copy of an Italian pentagonal virginal after Perticis.  Cypress was used for the case of this instrument and this wood was commonly used for cases of Italian instruments.	click here to view a larger picture Copy of the anonymous Clavicytherium (upright harpsichord) circa 1400.  It was the earliest known plucked keyboard instrument to survive.  This one is strung entirely in natural gut.  The painting is an oil painting of St. Augustine and the child on the shore.
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