Lucca School
Paolo Palma
Lucca, d. 1661
One label cited in most sources, said to come from a violin of Amati type. Research in Lucca so far reveals only a Paolo Palma, musician, died 1661. Possibly an ancestor. Paulus Palma Lucensis fecit in Lucc.17.. — John Dilworth
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
PALMA, Paolo Worked circa. 1754-1770 Lucca Italy. One label cited in most sources, said to come from a violin of Amati type. Research in Lucca so far reveals only a Paolo Palma, musician, died 1661. Possibly an ancestor. Paulus Palma Lucensis fecit in Lucc.17..
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Nachahmer von Nicolas Amati, jedoch ohne besondere
Vorzüge.
Cecie Stainer+
Worked in Lucca about 1760.
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Working in Lucca at the same time
Lorenzo Maffei worked 1765–1786