1/12th scale violin in pearwood with fingerboard, tailpiece and pegs in
ebony. The bridge is recycled ivory and the strings and tailgut are real gut.
There isa soundpost inside just like the real instrument and it is resting
on afull-size violin peg. The length is two inches. Photo: David Edwards.
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this is a beautiful violin David! I always loved it, and also like the way you photographed it here on the normal size peg. You've done an amazing job with this violin!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so much like my 1:1 violin (except I use steel-covered nylon strings). Incredible.
ReplyDeleteHi David!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing yet another gorgeous miniature.
Your work is so detailed it is just amazing.
Photographing it on a real size peg makes one realize just how incredibly tiny this is. Beautiful!
Hugs,
Gee
Every time I look at your items I am awed by their miniature perfection.
ReplyDeleteJe découvre ton Blog. Je suis très admirative de ton travail.
ReplyDeleteit's so small and cute :)
ReplyDeleteHello David! I have been a fan of yours since the 80's but have only now discovered your blog! You do some of the most detailed and exciting work I know and this violin is exceptional and it would be truly wondrous if there were a pair of mini hands to play and enjoy it!
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