Paris School
Jean Baptiste Le Jeune
Paris, worked 1775–1820
Established at rue Montmatre. Assumed to be the son of François Lejeune, above. Principally a harp maker; some violins known. Fait par Jean Baptiste Lejeune et réparé par son fils Lejeune Baptiste Jean qui l’a donné à son neveu Eugène Lejeune en 1848 — John Dilworth
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
Jean Baptiste Worked circa. 1775-1820. Established at rue Montmatre. Assumed to be the son of François Lejeune, above. Principally a harp maker; some violins known. Fait par Jean Baptiste Lejeune et réparé par son fils Lejeune Baptiste Jean qui l’a donné à son neveu Eugène Lejeune en 1848
Cecie Stainer+
Was a maker of harps as well as of violins in Paris, rue Montmartre au passage Charot, from about 1775; he, or a maker of this name, was still there in 1819.
Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+
Vielleicht ein Sohn von François L. J. Er machte wie dieser Geigen und Harfen und wohnte Rue Montmartre au passage Charot.
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Antoine Fida worked 1809
Antoine Fouquet-Lecomte worked 1775–1800
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