• Date and Place: Cremona, XVII-XVIII century
• Inscriptions: recto: (label printing) Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis
• Material: Fir wood
• Length: 21,8 cm
• Width, upper bouts: 9.25 cm
• Width, center bouts: 8 cm
• Width, lower bouts: 11.7 cm
• Thickness: 1.9 cm
• Position: Paris, Musée de la Musique
• Inventory: E.901.6
• Acquisition: Purchese, 1980
• Provenance: Antonio Stradivari; Francesco Stradivari; Paolo e Antonio jr Stradivari; Ignazio Cozio di Salabue; Matilde Cozio; Luigi Tarisio; J. B.Vuillaume; Gand & Bernardel Freres; Musée di CNSM, Paris.
• Historical notes: Sold between 1841 and 1843 by Matilde Cozio to Luigi Tarisio, it was sold by the latter to J.B. Vuillaume and, after the death of the luthier, it was purchased by Gand & Bernardel Freres, at the Hôtel Drouot, in 1880; in the same year it reached the C.N.S.M. Paris.
• Bibliography specifies: Choquet 1884; AA. VV. 1985; Pollens 1992; Gétreau 1996; Gregori 1997 (II); Gregori 2019

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