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 Post subject: More Romanilos Pictures
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Here are some more pictures from our visit with Jose Romanillos:

Here we are inside the museum. Jose is pointing out a beautiful 250 year old Vihuela de Mano by Francisco Sanguino. It is the one on the right. I believe this is one of Jose's favorites.

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Here are couple pictures of the front of this instrument. It's incredibly well preserved.

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Back at Jose's shop, here are a couple of his rosettes for future guitars.

I was blown away by the beauty of the second one. As you can see, the motif is the same but the execution is quite different.

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Finally, here we are back at Jose's house and he is showing us a draft of his (hopefully) soon to be published book on guitar making.

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Congratulations Max. What a wonderful, enriching and educational opportunity to experience. I'm sure it was a memorable visit.

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That 1768 Sanguino is stunning.
Here we are in the summer of 2007 examining it at Jose's studio:
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Jose's rosettes are indeed lovely too. One important feature is that they are not always symmetrical in their design.


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Hi Peter,

Good to hear from you. I have a book and a DVD of yours. I need to get them back to you somehow.

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Interesting photos and info.
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Baroque Guitars, not Vihuelas :?
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Jealous, jealous.

I tried to convince my kids that Siguenza was an important tourist opportunity when the three of us were on a road trip around the peninsula last year, but they didn't see that it was an essential part of the plan. Closest I got was the fast train from Madrid to Barcelona.

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What an incredible experience! You'll remember this for years.

Wow, that Sanguino is DEEP! And stunning.

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