File:Zweimanualiges Cembalo-Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg-1962.115.tif
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Deutsch: Zweimanualiges Cembalo
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Deutsch: Zweimanualiges Cembalo |
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Deutsch: Das prachtvolle, zweimanualige Cembalo aus der Werkstatt von Christian Zell stammt aus einer Zeit, in der das Hamburger Musikleben in hoher Blüte stand. Die Instrumente Zells zeichnen sich durch Klangreichtum und prächtige künstlerische Gestaltung aus. Die Lackmalereien mit Darstellungen aus der antiken Mythologie sowie den damals beliebten Chinoiserien machen die Musikinstrumente gleichzeitig zu kostbaren Möbelstücken, mit denen wohlhabende Hamburger Musikliebhaber ihre Kulturliebe darstellen konnten. Nur drei der wertvollen Instrumente Christian Zells sind heute noch erhalten. |
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| Date | 1728 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Deutsch: Fichte, Kiefer (?), Buche, Ahorn, Linde, Kirschbaum (?), Buchsbaum, Nussbaum, Ebenholz, Elfenbein, Schildpatt, Gold (Blattgold), Bronze (Goldbronze), Lack (rote und grüne Farbe), Pappe, Papier, Textilfaser (Filz), Kupfer, Messing, Stahl (Stahldraht), Eisen, Blei (?), Kunststoff (Delrin), Malerei (Tempera-, Öl- und Lackmalerei) |
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Deutsch: Gesamt: Höhe: 88 cm; Breite: 93,2 cm; Länge: 245,8 cm |
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1962.115 |
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| Place of creation | Hamburg | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Deutsch: Zettel (Instrumentenbau); Wo: Hinter dem Vorsatzbrett auf der Stirnseite des Stimmstocks; Was: Christian Zell, fecit Ao. 1728. // a HAMBURG. |
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| Date | before 2017 |
| Source | Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg |
| Author | Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg |
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