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Gibertini, Antonio

Parma · 1797 to 1850

Historical maker

Named in 6 books.

Also recorded as: Gibertini, A.

What the books printed

A dictionary of violin makers, Stainer, C. (Cecie). London; New York: Novello, Ewer, 1896. p. 37.
As printed on this page: "Gibertini, Antonio. A maker in Parma, 1830-33. Made a number of violins on the Stradivari pattern, using rather dark red varnish; his work was carefully finished. Paganini, the great violinist, sometimes employed him to repair his violins."
A dictionary of violin makers, Stainer, C. (Cecie). London: Novello, n.d. Page 37, scan 47. Held as more than one scan.
Gibertini, Antonio. A maker in Parma, 1830-33. Made a number of violins on the Stradivari pattern, using rather dark red varnish; his work was carefully finished. Paganini, the great violinist, sometimes employed him to repair his violins.
A dictionary of violin makers, Stainer, C. (Cecie). London: Novello, n.d. p. 37. Held as more than one scan.
As printed on this page: "Gibertini, Antonio. A maker in Parma, 1830-33. Made a number of violins on the Stradivari pattern, using rather dark red varnish; his work was carefully finished. Paganini, the great violinist, sometimes employed him to repair his violins."
Old violins, Haweis, H. R. (Hugh Reginald). Edinburgh, Grant, 1905. Page 252, scan 276.
Gibertini, Antonio. Parma, 1830-33. Stradivari pattern. Employed by Paganini as a repairer.
An encyclopedia of the violin, Alberto Bachmann. 1925. p. 27. Held as more than one scan.
As printed on this page: "GIBERTINI, ANTONIO, Parma, Genoa, 1797 to 1850."
An encyclopedia of the violin, Alberto Bachmann. 1925. Page 27, scan 51. Held as more than one scan.
GIBERTINI, ANTONIO, Parma, Genoa, 1797 to 1850.
Gibertini, Antonio. — Parma, Genua. 1797. 1850
  • Entries from 6 books stand under this name, and the software judged them likely the same person. Tell us if that is wrong and we will split the record.

Same name

Whether any of these is the same person, the books do not say.

Same town, same time

9 other Parma makers have a year in the 1700s. A few of them:

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