A Bow by François Lotte
Violin Bow by François Lotte, Mirecourt, c. 1925
Renowned for their consistency and playability, F. Lotte's bows were and are sought after by musicians with the highest demands. This exceptional modern French bow was handcrafted in the early years of the career of one of the latest great makers of Mirecourt. The bow depicts an incredible personality and strength in character and style, preserving great technicality and precision, allowing the feeling that the bow hair easily embraces the core of the string, guaranteeing perfect contact with the violin in whatever situation and technique. More
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François Lotte
Discover the remarkable journey of François Lotte, a distinguished French bow maker from Mirecourt, celebrated for his elegant craftsmanship and commitment to quality. From his early influences to the evolution of his signature style, delve into the legacy of this prolific artisan whose bows are prized by musicians worldwide.Learn more
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