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F调中音竖笛

ca. 1700
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 684
约翰·本尼迪克特·甘在1698年被接纳为纽伦堡木旋工工会的师傅。他的专长是制作乐器，他的作坊一直营业到1711年他去世时为止。大约有十六支竖笛和几支象牙或黄杨木质地的双簧管存留至今。出自他手中的一些竖笛（比如这支）上有雕刻的爵床叶饰和一个面部雕像，这种有纽伦堡特色的图案也出现在其他工匠制作的乐器上，比如著名的木管乐器工匠老约翰·威廉·奥博兰德的作品上。1700年以后，中音竖笛的尺寸就成了所有竖笛中最受人青睐的。象牙是种可塑性较强且具有异国情调的材料，长期以来都被用作珍贵乐器的制作原料。

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 标题: F调中音竖笛
  • 艺术家: I·B·甘，德国，活跃于1698–1711年
  • 创作日期: 约1700年
  • 材料: 象牙
  • 尺寸: 长191⁄8 英寸（48.6厘米）
  • 来源信息: 克罗斯比·布朗乐器收藏，1889年
  • 藏品编号: 89.4.909
  • Curatorial Department: Musical Instruments

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