Plate XVIII · Organ
Vol. IX (1952) · full-page plateA) PORTATIVE 14TH CENT. From the Tacuinum sanitatis, cod. of the Bibl. naz. of Paris. The number of sounding pipes on each key increases from the low to the high. B) PORTATIVE: traces of 3 knobs for registers. Detail of the Coronation of the Virgin by Marco Catarino (1367-82) - Venice, Accademia. C) PORTATIVE: traces of 3 knobs for registers or drones. Detail of the Coronation of the Virgin by Lorenzo Veneziano (1357-72) - Milan, Brera. D) POSITIVE OF MARCO CASTELLANO (15th cent.). Inlay of the Palazzo Jucaie of Urbino. E) PORTATIVE: pipes arranged in a mitre. Detail of the Madonna and Child by Giovanni Boccati (1445-80) - Perugia, Pinacoteca Vannucci. F) ITALIAN POSITIVE of the 16th cent. - London, Victoria and Albert Museum. G) POSITIVE OF CARLO PRATI of ca. 1650. The friezes are not original. H) MASCIONI CONSOLE FOR THE MASCIONI-TAMBURINI ORGAN (1938) - Milan, Cathedral.







