Atelier of Violin Maker

Lars Jorgen Rudolf Olsen American, born Denmark

20th century

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Title: Atelier of Violin Maker
Maker: Lars Jorgen Rudolf Olsen (American (born Denmark), Copenhagen 1889–1978 Teaneck, New Jersey)
Date: 20th century
Geography: New Jersey, United States
Culture: American
Medium: Wood, iron
Dimensions: Bench measurements: 22 in. wide by 54 in. long by 32 in.
Classification: Accessory
Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. John N. Lufbery and Shirley Sammis Foulds, 1978
Object Number: Inst.1978.6
Curatorial Department: Musical Instruments

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