Milan School
Ambrogio Sironi
Milan, 1901–1934
Pupil of R. Antoniazzi and highly regarded by him. Excellent work on classical Cremonese models. Prize awarded at Rome 1932. His work is rare and sought-after due to his early death aged 33. Cellos and violas particularly hard to find. Premiato alla Reale Accademia di Roma / Ambrogio Sironi / Alliev\u{2026} — John Dilworth
Auction price history
Highest auction price
| Type | Details | Auction house | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | 35.6 cm Milan, 1929 | — | May 2009 | £7,376 |
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Biographies
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John Dilworth+
SIRONI, Ambrogio Born 1901, died 1934 Milan Italy. Pupil of R. Antoniazzi and highly regarded by him. Excellent work on classical Cremonese models. Prize awarded at Rome 1932. His work is rare and sought-after due to his early death aged 33. Cellos and violas particularly hard to find. Premiato alla Reale Accademia di Roma / Ambrogio Sironi / Allievo di Antoniazzi A.S. / Fece in Milano l’anno 1929
Karel Jalovec+
Milan, b. in Milan 1901, d. 1934, pupil of R. Antoniazzi. His labels are printed on bright yellow paper.
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