A Bow by Charles Nicolas Bazin
Violin Bow by Charles Nicolas Bazin, Mirecourt, 1885
This superb old French bow was made by one of the greatest members of one of the most celebrated mastermaker's families of Mirecourt tradition. Charles Nicolas Bazin not only crafted some of the most high-level bows in existence but also paved the way for the following generations of the family to pursue and improve the quality they became known for. More
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Charles Nicolas Bazin
Charles Nicolas Bazin, inheriting his father's bow-making legacy at 18, propelled the family workshop in Mirecourt to prominence. Evolving from the angular Peccatte style to softer, slender bows under Voirin's influence, Bazin's craftsmanship flourished. Mentoring future luminaries and expanding production, his legacy endured through generations, shaping the bow-making world. Learn more
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