The Museum of Synthesizer Technology Framed Graphic Print

Description

From the vault comes a playful vision of music and machinery with a personal connection to Bob Moog. This Museum of Synthesizer Technology graphic print once hung in Bob’s office and features a keyboard-playing robot surrounded by musical notation against a blue, space-themed background. The museum’s name and circular logo complete the design.

Bob officially opened the museum in Albury, Hertfordshire, England, on July 29, 1994, delivering an opening speech and unveiling a commemorative plaque. Founded by collector Martin Newcomb, the museum brought together an extensive collection of analog synthesizers for visitors to explore and play.

With its imaginative design and connection to Bob’s own workspace, this print offers a distinctive piece of synthesizer history for a studio, listening room, or office. Presented under glass with a light-colored mat and metallic frame, it was professionally framed and matted by Frugal Framer in Asheville, North Carolina.

Item Details

• Subject: The Museum of Synthesizer Technology
• Design: Keyboard-playing robot, musical notation, and a blue, space-themed background
• Format: Graphic print
• Presentation: Professionally framed and matted; light-colored mat, metallic frame, and glass
• Framer: Frugal Framer, Asheville, North Carolina
• Framing and Matting Cost: $190
• Artwork Value: $50
• Estimated Total Retail Value: $240
• Dimensions: 28 × 21.75 inches
• Weight: 7.2 pounds

Item Condition

Excellent overall condition. No visible defects to the frame or visible hazing in the glass. The paper backing on the reverse may show minor wear or imperfections; these are cosmetic and do not affect the artwork’s front-facing presentation. Please review all photographs for condition details. Sold as-is.