Copenhagen School
Knud Hjorth
Copenhagen, worked 1906
Second son, pupil, and assistant of Emil Hjorth. Worked for Kessler in Berlin, returning to Copenhagen 1906. Cremonese models and some close copies of individual master instruments. Golden-red oil varnish. Knud Hjorth / Frederiksborggade 12 / Köbenhavn — John Dilworth
Auction price history
Highest auction price
| Type | Details | Auction house | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | 1721 | — | June 1998 | £2,875 |
| Violin | 1933 | — | October 1995 | £3,450 |
No results match those filters.
Biographies
The overview above is drawn from the following published accounts. Read them in the original:
John Dilworth+
HJORTH, Knud Worked circa. 1906 Copenhagen Denmark. Second son, pupil, and assistant of Emil Hjorth. Worked for Kessler in Berlin, returning to Copenhagen 1906. Cremonese models and some close copies of individual master instruments. Golden-red oil varnish. Knud Hjorth / Frederiksborggade 12 / Köbenhavn
Sell your instrument with Amati
Get started by uploading photos of your instrument for our experts to review.
Sell your instrument with Amati
Get started by uploading photos of your instrument for our experts to review.
Pupils
Arne Hjorth Pupil
Family
Arne Hjorth Son
Working in Copenhagen at the same time
Adrien Felumb worked 1909
Amon Bilmark b. 1894
Arne Hjorth b. 1910
C. Ferd Arvesen worked 1884
Carl Andersen worked 1908–1925
Emil Hjorth 1840–1920
Hagbart Enger b. 1860