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Violin by Lorenzo Storioni, Cremona, 1774

Lorenzo Storioni, 1774

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Violin by Lorenzo Storioni, Cremona, 1774

Cremona, Italy — 1774

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This 1774 Storioni violin has the most traditional Storioni visual, with the almost paralel F-holes slightly angled, opening towards outside from bottom up. The back is greatly preserved and shows an eye-catching attractive varnish wear. This violin highlights are the fine deep carved scroll and its more unfettered elongated f-holes, that show-off the personal interpretation of the instrument's details. It is notable how the free-handling approach promoted such a personal character imprint to this instrument.

Made by

Lorenzo Storioni

Cremona, Italy, Italian

Inspired by “Del Gesù” legacy of a free and personal interpretation for violin making, with strong personality imprinted in his crafting, Storioni is considered to be on of the main keepers of the Cremonese tradition throughout the end of the 1700s, together with G.B. Ceruti, his student, and the Bergonzi family's later generations. His instruments present strong character and are recognized for their brilliant and powerful sound. Lorenzo Storioni is by far one of the most intriguing violin…

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