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Siegfried Finkel was a bow maker and a pupil of his father-in-law Paul Weidhass. He moved to Brienz, Switzerland, in 1952. He crafted fine bows in both French and German styles. His son Johannes (b. 1947) continued the business. The brand was SIEGFRIED FINKEL.
Swiss Violin bow stamped and by Siegfried Finkel, silver mounted ebony Read More »
The five sons of prolific and successful Mirecourt bowmaker Louis Morizot père all trained with their father and worked in partnership. They each specialized in different types of bows or aspects of the bow making process, enabling them to produce an impressive number of bows with assembly-line efficiency. Louis Gabriel was responsible for bass bows
Bowmaker Émile Auguste Ouchard first studied with his father Émile François at the Mirecourt shop of Cuniot-Hury and began to assist him around 1913. Father and son continued to work together after Émile Francois opened his own shop in 1923, and Émile Auguste began to produce increasingly well-crafted work in collaboration with his father. After
3/4 French Violin Bow by Emile Auguste Ouchard (fils) c.1935 Read More »
3/4 Violin bow unstamped, nickel mounted ebony and made by the workshop of Jerome Thibouville-Lamy
3/4 French Violin bow unstamped, nickel mounted ebony Read More »
Born in London in 1972 to violin-making parents, Doriane Bodart was inspired by an environment of music and craftsmanship. With the moral support and advice of her father, she first apprenticed in Paris with Stéphane Thomachot.. Bodart’s interest in bow making blossomed into her passion. From 1994 to 1995, she trained with Gilles Duhaut in
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