The musical instrument in this picture, like many other instruments, contains the golden ration in a variety of places within its structure. In the violin, one example of the golden ratio is the proportion of the top of the violin to the bottom of the neck and the measurement from the neck out to the side of the upper bout. This also creates a golden rectangle if you extend the lines into space.
The musical instrument in this picture, like many other instruments, contains the golden ration in a variety of places within its structure. In the violin, one example of the golden ratio is the proportion of the top of the violin to the bottom of the neck and the measurement from the neck out to the side of the upper bout. This also creates a golden rectangle if you extend the lines into space.
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