Violin

Nicola & Giuseppe (Joseph) GAGLIANO

Year: 1723

After the dynasty was created by Alessandro Gagliano, Nicola and his brother Gennaro are the most prised members of the violin master’s family from Naples. The given instrument is a joint work by Nicola and his son Giuseppe. The violin is based on a Stradivarius model with a nice, soft, elegant sound as well as a bright and rich timbre characteristic of Italian instruments.

The violin has been certified by Vatelot–Rampal (Paris).

User:

Mari Poll-Novakovic

Lecturer at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre and concertmaster at the Estonian National Opera

Owner:

Mr Aare Kaarma

Other instruments:

Joseph (Giuseppe) GAGLIANO

Violin
Year: 1770–1780

Giovanni Paolo MAGGINI

Violin
Year: 1610

Enrico CATENAR

Violin
Year: 1670

Auguste Sébastien BERNARDEL (Père)

Violin
Year: 1830-1840

Thomas URQUHART

Viola
Year: 1650–1700

Francois Fourrier NICOLAS

Cello
Year: 1798

Joseph GAGLIANO

Violin
Year: 1775–1780

Celeste FAROTTI

Cello
Year: 1904

Auguste Sébastien BERNARDEL (Père)

Cello
Year: 1842

Joseph-Arthur VIGNERON (Père)

Violin bow
Year: 1890

Claude THOMASSIN

Cello bow
Year: 1890

Victor FETIQUE

Violin bow
Year: ca 1910

Victor FETIQUE

Cello bow
Year: ca 1930

Francois Nicolas VOIRIN

Cello bow
Year: ca 1880

Henri Louis GILLET

Violin bow
Year: ca 1940

Joseph Alfred LAMY

Violin bow
Year: ca 1895

Victor FETIQUE

Violin bow
Year: ca 1930

Henri Louis GILLET

Viola bow
Year: 1945-1950

We are among the founders of the Foundation to establish a perfect example of cooperation between sectors. The Foundation has extensive monetary requirements which is a match with our main activities.

Robert Kitt
CEO, Swedbank Estonia
January 2015–June 2019