Parma School
Antonio Cesare Borelli
Parma, worked 1785–1794
Probably son of Andreas Borelli, above. Fairly coarse work on a poorly-proportioned large model, golden-yellow varnish of decent quality. Also made plucked instruments. — John Dilworth
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
BORELLI, Antonio Cesare Worked circa. 1785-1794 Parma Italy. Probably son of Andreas Borelli, above. Fairly coarse work on a poorly-proportioned large model, golden-yellow varnish of decent quality. Also made plucked instruments.
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Vielleicht ein Sohn Andrea’s. Sein Modell ist gross, der Lack von bernsteingelber
Farbe, die Arbeit jedoch ziemlich sorglos durchgeführt.
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