Louis XV Special Harp
Artwork Details
- Title: Louis XV Special Harp
- Maker: Lyon & Healy (American, Chicago, Illinois)
- Date: August 24, 1916
- Culture: American
- Medium: Harp: Maple, spruce, rosewood inlay, gold leaf
Chair: Wood and gilding
Music Stand: Wood and gilding - Dimensions: Harp:
Height = 72”
Depth at widest point = 40 1/2”
Width = c. 21"
Case:
Extreme height = 78”
Extreme depth = 46”
Extreme width = 25"
Chair:
Maximum height (including back) = 31”
Height of seat = 17 1/2”
Width = 16 1/2”
Depth = 18”
Music Stand:
Music board:
Height = 12 1/2”
Width = 19 1/4"
Depth = 4 1/4 (including mounting on back)
Rod extending downwards from the board = c.21”
Base of music stand:
Height of stand without board =25 ”
Depth and width = 12 1/2” square
Overall unextended height of music stand (including base and board) = 38” - Classification: Musical instruments
- Credit Line: Gift of Peter Reis and Rebecca Flannery, 2025
- Object Number: 2025.813.1a–c
- Curatorial Department: Musical Instruments
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