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Guitar

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Object Details

Culture/People

probably Non-Indian (attributed)

Collector

Elayne Zorn (Elayne Leslie Zorn), Non-Indian, 1952-2010

Previous owner

Elayne Zorn (Elayne Leslie Zorn), Non-Indian, 1952-2010

Donor

Gavriel Cutipa-Zorn, Non-Indian/Quechua

Previous seller

Fabricas de Guitarras Abaraca

Collection History

Collected or acquired by anthropologist Elayne Zorn (1952-2010), who conducted research in Latin America and the U.S. from the early 1970s to about 2006, possibly from Fabricas de Guitarras Abaraca (Arequipa, Peru); donated to NMAI by her son Gavriel Cutipa-Zorn in 2011.

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Date created

1970-2000

Catalog Number

26/8180

Barcode

268180.000

Object Type

Music and Sound

Indigenous Term

charango

Object Name

Guitar

Media/Materials

Wood, metal, plastic

Techniques

Carved, inlaid

Dimensions

57.7 x 17.0 x 7.1 cm

Place

Arequipa Region; Peru

See related items

Non-Indian
Music and Sound

Data Source

National Museum of the American Indian

Metadata Usage

CC0

Link to Original Record

http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ws6cb6f466c-8089-4308-a0d1-cfb69864d013

Record ID

NMAI_392236

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