Turin School
Arnaldo Morano
Turin, 1911–2007
2007 Rosignano Italy. Significant 20th century Italian maker, restorer, and connoisseur. Initially self-taught. Exhibited at Cremona 1937 and awarded gold medal at Cremona 1949. Renewed his concentration on making new violins in the latter part of his life, using Cremonese models with fine rich oran\u{2026} — John Dilworth
Auction price history
Highest auction price
| Type | Details | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | 1942 | June 1987 | £1,980 |
Biographies
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John Dilworth+
MORANO, Arnaldo Born 1911, Worked Turin, d.2007 Rosignano Italy. Significant 20th century Italian maker, restorer, and connoisseur. Initially self-taught. Exhibited at Cremona 1937 and awarded gold medal at Cremona 1949. Renewed his concentration on making new violins in the latter part of his life, using Cremonese models with fine rich orange-red varnish. Arnoldo Morano fece / Rosignano anno 19.. Arnaldo Morano fece / Torino. Anno 1942 Arnaldo Morano Taurinensis / fecit in Rosignano Monf. anno 1980
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