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Giuseppe Tarasconi

Milan, Parma, 1851–1920

Double bass player and luthier. Pupil of G. Rossi in Milan from c.1888. and later established independently in Milan. Unrefined work with broad edges and long corners. Elongated sloping soundholes, large unevenly worked scroll with large eye and narrow chamfer, deeply undercut. Thick and gummy yello\u{2026} — John Dilworth

Worked Milan, Parma
Made Violin
Taught by G. Rossi

Auction price history

Highest auction price

£16,800
Type Details Sold Price
Violin 35.6 cm Milan, 1889 December 2009 £16,800
Violin 35.6 cm Milan, 1890 October 2009 £13,200
Violin 35.8 cm Parma, 1887 October 2006 £6,130
Violin 35.5 cm Milan, 1899 October 2006 £13,486
Violin 35.8 cm 1900 c. [Attributed to] October 2006 £3,372
Violin Milan, 1895 December 2005 £11,574
Violin Milan, 1899 May 2004 £12,867
Violin Italy, 1890 c. [Attributed to] April 2004 £4,376
Violin 1900 c. November 2001 £7,579
Violin 1887 May 2001 £9,362
Violin 1890 May 2001 £9,362
Violin 1890 c. May 2001 £6,241
Violin 1890 May 2000 £11,000
Violin 1886 June 1990 £1,320
Violin 1900 June 1983 £1,786
Violin 1901 January 1983 £1,210
Violin 1899 September 1982 £2,530

Biographies

The overview above is drawn from the following published accounts. Read them in the original:

John Dilworth+

TARASCONI, Giuseppe Born 1851, died 1920 Saronno, Milan Italy. Double bass player and luthier. Pupil of G. Rossi in Milan from c.1888. and later established independently in Milan. Unrefined work with broad edges and long corners. Elongated sloping soundholes, large unevenly worked scroll with large eye and narrow chamfer, deeply undercut. Thick and gummy yellow or pale golden varnish. Giuseppe Tarasconi / Saronno-Milano Anno 1898 / G.T.S.M.

Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+

Als Reparateur hatte er einen gewissen Namen; neue Geigen scheint er nur selten gemacht zu haben.

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