A Bow by Giovanni Lucchi
Violin bow by Giovanni Lucchi, silver mounted
Cremona
A violin bow crafted by the hands of a master maker. Giovanni's exceptional work demonstrates why he is the reference for modern Italian violin bow making. In our view, the rounded and delicate head is this violin bow's highlight. More
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€12,000 EUR ( 22% VAT included)
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Giovanni Lucchi
Giovanni Lucchi was an Italian bow maker noted for founding the first school of bow making in Italy. He worked for several years as a musician and instructor, and in 1971, he began constructing and restoring bows. He went to Brienz, Switzerland, to apprentice under Siegfried Finkel. Learn more
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