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Tomáš Libertiny: Men's Vogue asked leaders of the design world to choose five enduring inspirations. Here are Tomáš Libertiny's selections.

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Stradivari Violins

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: Stradivari Violins; Italian Antonio Stradivari (1644 — 1737) made over a thousand instruments, from harps to cellos, but is best known as maker of the world's greatest violin. In May 2006, an anonymous buyer purchased a "Strad" for a record $3.5 million.

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