A Violin by Gennaro Gagliano
Violin by Gennaro Gagliano, Naples, c.1750
This rare and exceptional instrument exhibits the versatile and spontaneous approach of Gennaro Gagliano and his profound knowledge of the great Cremonese tradition. It shows some peculiar details that precisely represent the work of Gennaro Gagliano. From our point of view, this instrument's most special feature is the strong and precisely sculpted arching of amatisè inspiration. More
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Gennaro Gagliano
Gennaro Gagliano, an illustrious figure in the Neapolitan violin-making lineage, left an enduring legacy with his exceptional craftsmanship during the 18th century. As the son of Alessandro Gagliano and brother to Nicolò, Gennaro holds a distinguished place among violin makers of his time. His instruments, characterized by a personal touch and meticulous attention to detail, are revered for their profound, crystal-clear sound. Learn more
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Bright, sweet and direct.
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Violin Bow by Emil Max Penzel, Erlbach, c. 1930
By Emil Max Penzel |
A unique mastermaker crafted this Exceptional Pre-WorldWarII German bow. One of the most recognized makers of Germany's early 1900s, Emil Max Penzel, elegantly displays his references and his origins among the makers of the Pfretszchner workshop in this bow, yet preserves and flaunts his own style. In our opinion, the most noticeable aspect of this bow, beyond the excellent craftsmanship, is the stunning high-quality Pernambuco wood.
