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Vicenzo Vinaccia

worked 1769–1802

Son, pupil, and assistant of Gennaro Vinaccia, above. Worked at the family shop in rua Catalana (later known as 20 Calata de l’Ospedaletto). Decorative mandolins and several fine violins in the Gagliano style, some reflecting a Guarneri influence. Vincentius Vinaccia / filius Januarii / fecit Neapol\u{2026} — John Dilworth

Made Violin
Taught by Gennaro Vinaccia
Family Son of Gennaro Vinaccia

Auction Price History

Highest auction price

£18,659

3 results

Type Details Auction house Sold Price
Violin1763October 2003£18,659
Violin1770-95April 1983£2,750
Violin1780-99June 1980£3,745

Biographies

The overview above is drawn from the following published accounts. Read them in the original:

John Dilworth+

Vincenzo Worked circa. 1769-1802. Son, pupil, and assistant of Gennaro Vinaccia, above. Worked at the family shop in rua Catalana (later known as 20 Calata de l’Ospedaletto). Decorative mandolins and several fine violins in the Gagliano style, some reflecting a Guarneri influence. Vincentius Vinaccia / filius Januarii / fecit Neapoli alia rue Catalana / A.D. 1775 Vincentius Vinaccio fecit Neapoli / Sita Nella de Spitaletto A.Died 1785

Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+

Er bezeichnet sich als Sohn von Gennaro und wohnte Calata de l’ Ospedaletto No. 20. Seine Geigen sind nach Joseph Guarnerius gemacht. Seine Mandolinen und Guitarren zeichnen sich durch schöne Schildpatt-, Elfenbein- und Perlmutter-Einlagen aus.

Karel Jalovec+

Naples. 1769, 1785. Son of Gennaro Vinaccia. Worked on the pattern of Jos. Guarneri del Gesu. His instruments are of good quality. His guitars and mandolins are inlaid with ivory, bone and mother-of-pearl. Price 20.000 Kc, inlaid instruments according to merit and preservation.

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