Giacomo (Jacob) Railich
worked 1683–1684
Presumably the brother of Giovanni Railich, below. Apprenticed to Nicolò Amati 1683-1684, though the workshop at that time was run by Nicolò’s son, Hieronymus (II). No work currently known, nor has his name been found in the German archives. — John Dilworth
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
RAILICH, Giacomo (Jacob) Worked circa. 1683-1684 Cremona & Padua Italy. Presumably the brother of Giovanni Railich, below. Apprenticed to Nicolò Amati 1683-1684, though the workshop at that time was run by Nicolò’s son, Hieronymus (II). No work currently known, nor has his name been found in the German archives.
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