di Stradivari Antonio

1732 - Violin "Red Diamond"

Soundboard of spruce to medium grain, which widens towards the hips. Back of two pieces of curly maple with very faint broad curl, glued to lightweight herringbone with apex at the top. Ribs of curly maple to curl more pronounced. Scroll of plain maple. Reddish-brown varnish.

  • 1732, Cremona
  • Antonius Stradivarius Cremonensis faciebat Anno 1732 (original)
  • 35.5 cm
  • 16.8 cm
  • 11.1 cm
  • 20.8 cm
  • Hart & Son, London, December 1, 1908; Letter by George Hart, London, March 18, 1913, to F. J. Underhill; Emil Herrmann, Berlin, New York, Easton, May 4, 1937; Receipt & Letter by Emil Herrmann, Berlin, New York, Easton, June 8, 1937, to Mrs. John W. Garrett; W. E. Hill & Sons, London, March 28, 1972; Machold Rare Violins, Bremen, Zurich, New York, Vienna, February 23, 1989; Machold Rare Violins, Bremen, Zurich, New York, Vienna, February 19, 1991; Machold Rare Violins, Bremen, Zurich, New York, Vienna, March 11, 1999
  • George Haddock; Sascha Jacobsen 1936/52
  • Luigi Tarisio; Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume (Paris) 1860; Professor Herwyn 1860/1907; George Hart 1907/12; George Haddock (Hawley Hall, Leeds); R. C. Underhill 1912; Francis Jay Underhill (Brooklyn) 1908/37; Emil Herrmann 1937; Mrs. John W. Garrett 1937; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 1937; The Evergreen House Foundation 1971; W.E. Hill & Sons 1971/72; Robin Loh 1972; Machold Rare Violins, Ltd. 1999; Anonymous 1999
  • S. a. 1938 (VI); Doring 1945; Sotheby's 1971 (II); Goodkind 1972; Orcutt 1977; Wells 1980; Sotheby's 1985; Gand 1994; S. a. 1996; Doring 1999; Ingles-Dilworth 2006
creato:mercoledì 19 marzo 2014
modificato:giovedì 23 marzo 2017