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New Materials
    The Cello Museum > Artworks > New Materials
  • Milton Lilbourne Church Cello. Wiltshire Museum.
    Iron Church Cello from Milton Lilbourne
    By Unknown
    Innovations, metal, New Materials
  • Metal Cello from St. Lawrence's, Caterham.
    Iron Church Cello from Caterham
    By Unknown
    Innovations, metal, New Materials
  • Copper Cello from Bosham Parish Church. MFA, Boston (18.656)
    Copper Cello from Bosham Parish Church
    By Unknown
    Innovations, metal, New Materials
  • Copper Cello by A. L. of Fontaine-l'Évêque (1840)
    Brass? Cello by A.L. of Fontaine-l’Évêque (1840)
    By A. L. de Fontaine l'Eveque
    Innovations, metal, New Materials
  • Yamashita Kogyosho Aluminum Cello
    Yamashita Kogyosho Aluminum Cello
    By Yamashita Kogyosho
    Innovations, metal, New Materials
  • Steel Cello by Jared Harris - Uncontained Curiosity. Photo courtesy Jared Harris
    Steel Cello by Jared Harris – Uncontained Curiosity
    By Jared Harris - Uncontained Curiosity
    Innovations, metal, New Materials
  • Detail of Front of German Aluminum Violoncello, G. A. Pfretzschner, c. 1930, photo credit: Skinner, Inc.
    Aluminum Cello from the Workshop of G. A. Pfretzschner (c.1930)
    By Workshop of G. A. Pfretzschner
    Innovations, metal, New Materials
  • Glass Cello by Hario Glass in Japan (2004)
    Hario Glass – Glass Cello
    By Hario Co., Ltd.
    glass, Innovations, New Materials
  • Gary Word, Glass Cello. Final Version #3. Photo courtesy Gary Word
    Glass Cellos by Gary Word
    By Gary Word
    glass, Innovations, New Materials
  • Charlotte Moorman performs Jim McWilliams’s Ice Music for London, International Carnival of Experimental Sound, London, 1972. Photographer unknown. Photo courtesy Charlotte Moorman Archive, Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special Collections, Northwestern University Library.
    Ice Cube Cello Played by Charlotte Moorman
    By Charlotte Moorman, Jim McWilliams
    ice, Innovations, New Materials
  • A sculpted ice cello outside the Harold Rivkin Gallery in Washington, D.C., before Moorman’s performance of McWilliams’s Yellow Ice Music for Washington in 1973. Photographer unknown. Photo courtesy Charlotte Moorman Archive, Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special Collections, Northwestern University Library.
    Sculpted Ice Cello for Charlotte Moorman
    By Charlotte Moorman, Jim McWilliams
    ice, Innovations, New Materials
  • Joan Jeanrenaud performing Ice Music. Photo from press release
    Ice Cello Performed by Joan Jeanrenaud
    By Jim McWilliams, Joan Jeanrenaud
    ice, Innovations, New Materials
  • Seth Parker Woods Performing ICED BODIES: Ice Music for Chicago. Photo: Elspeth Mary Moore
    ICED BODIES Cello – Seth Parker Woods and Spencer Topel
    By Jim McWilliams, Spencer Topel, Seth Parker Woods
    ice, Innovations, New Materials
  • Tim Linhart Ice Cello. Ice Music. Photo: Darren Edwards
    Ice Cellos by Tim Linhart – Ice Music
    By Tim Linhart
    ice, Innovations, New Materials
  • Bill Covitz Making an Ice Cello. Photo: Emile Holba
    Ice Cellos by Bill Covitz – Ice Matters
    By Bill Covitz
    ice, Innovations, New Materials
  • Styrofoam Cello by Tim Duerinck
    Styrofoam Cello by Tim Duerinck
    By Tim Duerinck
    Innovations, New Materials, plastic
  • Styrofoam-Carbon Cello by Tim Duerinck
    By Tim Duerinck
    Innovations, New Materials, plastic
  • XPS Cello by Anika Beauquesne
    Experimental Cello with XPS Belly by Anika Beauquesne
    By Anika Beauquesne
    Innovations, New Materials, plastic
  • 3D Printed Cello by Maddie Frank
    By Maddie Frank
    Innovations, New Materials, plastic
  • LEGO Cello by Nathan Sawaya. Photo courtesy Nathan Sawaya
    LEGO Cello by Artist Nathan Sawaya
    By Nathan Sawaya
    Innovations, New Materials, plastic
  • Paper Cello by Chris Tsonias
    Paper Cello by Chris Tsonias
    By Chris Tsonias
    fiber, Innovations, New Materials
  • Luis and Clark Carbon Fiber Cellos. Photo: Kevin Sprague
    Carbon Fiber Cello by Luis and Clark
    By Luis and Clark
    fiber, Innovations, New Materials
  • Heead of 5-String Carbon Fiber Cello by Luis and Clark. Photo: Kevin Sprague
    5-String Carbon Fiber Cello by Luis and Clark
    By Luis and Clark
    fiber, Innovations, New Materials
  • Carbon Fiber Cello by Tim Duerinck
    Carbon Fiber Cello by Tim Duerinck
    By Tim Duerinck
    fiber, Innovations, New Materials
  • Detail of Flax Fiber Cello by Tim Duerinck
    Flax Fiber Cello by Tim Duerinck
    By Tim Duerinck
    fiber, Innovations, New Materials
  • Detail of Glass Fiber Cello by Tim Duerinck
    Glass Fiber Cello by Tim Duerinck
    By Tim Duerinck
    fiber, Innovations, New Materials

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