Mantua School
GIUSEPPE (I) DALL’AGLIO
Mantua, worked 1723–1775
Cited by Valdrighi, Lütgendorf, and Vannes, but no known instruments. Too early to be directly connected with Giuseppe Dall’Aglio II, below, if he existed at all. Possibly a mere misreading of the later Giuseppe’s label. — John Dilworth
Auction price history
Highest auction price
| Type | Details | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | Head later | October 2024 | £18,000 |
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
DALL’AGLIO, Giuseppe (I) Worked 1723-1775 Mantua Italy. Cited by Valdrighi, Lütgendorf, and Vannes, but no known instruments. Too early to be directly connected with Giuseppe Dall’Aglio II, below, if he existed at all. Possibly a mere misreading of the later Giuseppe’s label.
John Dilworth+
DALL’AGLIO, Giuseppe (I) Worked 1723-1775 Mantua Italy. Cited by Valdrighi, Lütgendorf, and Vannes, but no known instruments. Too early to be directly connected with Giuseppe Dall’Aglio II, below, if he existed at all. Possibly a mere misreading of the later Giuseppe’s label.
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