Lorenzo Frignani, one of the most prestigious Italian luthiers (he builds both bowed instruments and concert guitars) and president of the "Associazione Liutaria Italiana", has a large number of historical, rare and precious instruments in his personal collection. For this exhibition Lorenzo Frignani, who took over the collection of 20th century guitars by maestro Angelo Gilardino (which will be the subject of an exhibition that will be set up at the Leone Museum in Vercelli in 2024), will propose some guitars built in Turin by Carlo and Gaetano Guadagnini and Denis Nicolao, in Naples by Gennaro and Giovan Battista Fabricatore, by Gaetano De Grado and Pasquale Vinaccia. Together with instruments by the Milanese Giacomo Rivolta, the Ferrarese Giuseppe Marconcini and the Bolognese Filippo Guarmandi, they will offer a comprehensive representation of the excellent violin-making art expressed in Italy between the end of the 18th and the beginning of the 19th century.