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Leonidas Nadagnini

Brovarki, Paris, b. 1881

after 1938 Paris France. Son of Alessandro Nadegnini, above. Worked with F. Spidlen in Moscow. Established in Paris at 32 rue Legendre c.1910, moving to 104 rue des Dames 1912, and finally to 205 rue de Vanves 1918. Influential teacher. Gold medal winner in St Petersburg 1907. Copies of Guarneri and\u{2026} — John Dilworth

Worked Brovarki, Paris
Made Cello, Violin
Family Son of Alessandro Nadegnini

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£8,667
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.4 cm Paris, 1925 December 2011 £1,374
Violin 35.6 cm Paris, 1927 June 2011 £5,511
Violin 35.6 cm Paris, 1927 June 2010 £1,864
Cello 76.0 cm Paris,1927 May 2007 £8,667
Violin Paris, 1923 #392 November 2005 £562
Violin Paris, 1924 #653 June 2005 £396
Violin 1928 June 2002 £1,413
Violin 1900 c. June 1999 £953

Biographies

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John Dilworth+

NADEGNINI, Léonidas Born 1881 Ukraine, d. after 1938 Paris France. Son of Alessandro Nadegnini, above. Worked with F. Spidlen in Moscow. Established in Paris at 32 rue Legendre c.1910, moving to 104 rue des Dames 1912, and finally to 205 rue de Vanves 1918. Influential teacher. Gold medal winner in St Petersburg 1907. Copies of Guarneri and Serafin a speciality, but also followed other classical models; all with rich orange-brown varnish. Viola models developed with the advice of Maurice Vieux of the Paris Conservatoire. Also made fine double basses. Léonidas Nadegini; 205 ter Rue de Vanves / Paris 1927

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