Harpsichord

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Johannes and Andreas Ruckers

For almost half a century, brothers Johannes (1578-1642) and Andreas Ruckers (1579-c. 1652) dominated virginal and harpsichord making in Antwerp.

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Virginal

Virginal

attributed to Ruckers, Johannes, 1640

Harpsichord

Harpsichord

Petrus Johannes Couchet, 1669

Harpsichord

Harpsichord

Andreas Ruckers (I), 1627

Virginal

Virginal

Andreas Ruckers (I), 1643

Amsterdam as the Centre of World Trade

Amsterdam as the Centre of World Trade

Pieter Isaacsz., c. 1604 - c. 1607

Harpsichord

Harpsichord

Ruckers, Johannes, 1640

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Keyboard Instruments

Clavichord

Clavichord

anoniem, c. 1650

Harpsichord

Harpsichord

circle of Onofrio Antonio Guarracino, c. 1690

Giraffe piano

Giraffe piano

Raay en Zonen, Joannes van, c. 1830 - c. 1840

Clavichords, Harpsichords

Family Group near a Harpsichord

Family Group near a Harpsichord

Cornelis Troost (mentioned on object), 1739

'The New Song'

'The New Song'

Jan Josef Horemans (II), 1740 - 1760

Het Gehoor

Het Gehoor

Jan Saenredam, 1575 - 1607

Spinet, Virginal

Woman Playing the Virginal

Woman Playing the Virginal

Jan Miense Molenaer, c. 1637

Portrait of a man playing a virginal

Portrait of a man playing a virginal

Francesco Traballesi, 1554 - 1570

Dame bij spinet

Dame bij spinet

Abraham Delfos, 1798

Antwerp

Joyful Entry of the Duke of Anjou in Antwerp on 19 February 1582

Joyful Entry of the Duke of Anjou in Antwerp on 19 February 1582

Monogrammist MHVH, 1582 - 1600

The Crane on the Antwerp Quay by the Frozen Scheldt

The Crane on the Antwerp Quay by the Frozen Scheldt

Sebastiaen Vrancx, 1622

Plattegrond van Antwerpen met stadsgezicht

Plattegrond van Antwerpen met stadsgezicht

Matthaeus Seutter (III) (mentioned on object), 1707 - 1757

Musical Instrument Makers

Lyre guitar

Lyre guitar

Claudot, Augustin, c. 1800

Organ from the Dutch Reformed Church at Scheemda with depiction of Jesse Tree

Organ from the Dutch Reformed Church at Scheemda with depiction of Jesse Tree

Emedensis, Johannis, c. 1526

Oboe

Oboe

Cabart, c. 1890 - c. 1899