Brescia School
Antonio Maria Lausa
Brescia, worked 1650–1715
A dubious attribution in Henley, Vannes et al. No maker of this name has been identified in known studies of the Brescian archive and it may be a later falsification, although Vannes indicates a possible confusion with Antonio Maria Lavazza of Milan. Copies of Maggini. Antonio Maria Lausa fecit / Br\u{2026} — John Dilworth
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John Dilworth+
LAUSA (LANZA), Antonio Maria Worked 1650-1715 Brescia Italy. A dubious attribution in Henley, Vannes et al. No maker of this name has been identified in known studies of the Brescian archive and it may be a later falsification, although Vannes indicates a possible confusion with Antonio Maria Lavazza of Milan. Copies of Maggini. Antonio Maria Lausa fecit / Bresciae. Ao. 1656
Cecie Stainer+
A maker in Brescia about 1675. He followed the patterns of Gasparo da Salo and Maggini; his instruments were well made, with red-brown varnish, and had a good tone.
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Working in Brescia at the same time
Antonio Pasta worked 1700–1730
Caroli worked 1680
Domenico Pasta worked 1710–1765
Giovanni Battista Rogeri 1642–1705
Mathias Luchano worked 1631
Paolo Giorgio Meschini worked 1667
Pietro Giacomo. Rogeri 1665–1740
Stefano Lassigner worked 1700