Category:Neapolitan mandolins

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mandolinos - mandolin Neapolitan. ATLAS of Plucked Instruments. "In Napels, around the 1750s, the mandolin was developed, not as a continuation of the mandolinos, but more as a relative of the Turkish tanburs and buzoks."

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Mandolin (1900) by Angelo Mannello, New York City, New York. MET 1972.111.2a, b‎ (8 F)

Media in category "Neapolitan mandolins"

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Aix,hôtel de Caumont24,intérieur14.jpg 3,751 × 3,000; 5.79 MB
CHITARRA (A SEI CORDE) CON DUE MANDOLINI NAPOLETANI, Innocente Rottola, Milano 1906, Castello Sforzesco.jpg 1,565 × 2,781; 3.85 MB
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Mandolin, made by Antonio Vinaccia I, Naples, Italy, 1772, maple, spruce, tortoiseshell, ivory - Casadesus Collection of Historic Musical Instruments - Boston Symphony Orchestra - 20190927 110625.jpg 2,292 × 3,718; 3.23 MB
Mandoline à quatre choeurs.JPG 3,072 × 2,304; 2.17 MB
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Particolare tastiera mandola.jpg 2,448 × 3,264; 1.34 MB

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