A Bow by Charles Louis Bazin
Violin bow by Charles Louis Bazin, Mirecourt, c. 1920
This amazing Modern Period French bow shows Louis Bazin's careful and refined approach. Considered to be the most consistent maker of the family history, Louis' bows elegance is at the rule in this example. In our opinion, this bow highpoint is the round chamfered "swan" style head. More
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Charles Louis Bazin
Charles Louis Bazin was the third generation of the family, at the time already settled as one of the most influential workshops of Mirecourt. His bows are noted for their exquisite balance, responsiveness, and playability. His innovative designs and refined techniques earned him renown among both musicians and fellow craftsmen.Learn more
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