Lockey Hill Cello Circa 1780, Part 1. Select Print Type:Limited Edition Signed Print (Museum Grade) Presented in a beautiful hard

Presented in a beautiful hard slipcase

revealing the elegance of its construction

each containing more than 11'000 individual parts shaped and assembled by hand

the result of that centuries-old tradition is seen from within

photographed in the workshop of Maurice Reviol in Auckland

Lockey Hill Cello Circa 1780, Part 1. Select Print Type:Limited Edition Signed Print (Museum Grade) Presented in a beautiful hardThe breathtaking interior of a rare cello created by English luthier Lockey Hill, completed just prior to his tragic execution for horse theft in 1795. This striking photograph reveals the tool marks left by the master maker, as well as new wood and repairs carried out over the centuries, all culminating in a stunning testament to the instrument's rich history. Shot with exceptional precision using a Lumix S1R camera and Laowa Probe lens, this photo