Milan School
Michael Angelo Grancino
Milan, b. 1698
Son and pupil of Giovanni Battista Grancino (II), above. Although too young to have taken any responsibility for the workshop at the time of his father’s arrest and banishment in 1709, it is possible that he continued to work after that date. No instruments are currently securely attributed to him. — John Dilworth
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
GRANCINO, Michael Angelo Born 1698 Milan Italy. Son and pupil of Giovanni Battista Grancino (II), above. Although too young to have taken any responsibility for the workshop at the time of his father’s arrest and banishment in 1709, it is possible that he continued to work after that date. No instruments are currently securely attributed to him.
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