Cesare Maggiali
Cesare Maggiali was born in Carrara, Italy in 1886. He was introduced to the craft of instrument making by master Italian luthier Igino Sderci. Maggiali worked primarily as a teacher, and he became passionate about violin-making as a side job. He often based his work on Stradivari and Guarneri models.
Throughout his lifetime, Maggiali made around 150 violins, 10 violas and 3 cellos. One of his instruments was awarded the gold medal at the exhibition in Rome in 1954.
Instruments
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ViolinCesare Maggiali, Genoa 1963
Its label bears an inscription dedicating the violin to Marlin Brinser.
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ViolinCesare Maggiali, Carrara 1930
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ViolaCesare Maggiali, La Spezia circa 1950 (16″/ 40.6cm.)
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ViolaCesare Maggiali, Carrara 1944 (16 9/16″/ 42.1cm.)