Discover Antonio Rovetta (1823-1826), a Milanese luthier celebrated for his pioneering 6-string guitar design & contribution to musical instrument history.
ミラノ城塞、スフォルツァ城!レオナルド・ダ・ヴィンチやミケランジェロの傑作が集まる、イタリア美術と権力の象徴。中世の要塞からルネサンス宮殿へ進化を遂げた壮麗な歴史にご期待ください。
This guitar with typical features of the early half of the 19th century is well preserved and must be considered intact, with the exception of a few frets and of bridge pins that secure the strings to the bridge. Back and sides are most likely in maple, the sound board is made up of two boards of spruce and the fretboard is probably in walnut. The rich decorative floral motifs on the lower part of the sound board are typical of Rovetta. The latter and the sound hole are entirely surrounded by purfling. There is scarce biographical information about the manufacturer. Native of Bergamo, he probably worked in Brescia in the early 19th century. From the early 1820s he had a workshop in Milan