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The Story of the Violin, 1914
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1For the Lover of Music and Art
2EXHIBITION
3of the Work of Luthier Rosenthal
5A COMPLETE ENSEMBLE OF MASTER INSTRUMENTS
6AND BOWS FOR THE FULL STRING QUARTET
7TWO VIOLINS — VIOLA — CELLO — FOUR BOWS
9All Bows Mounted in Ivory and Gold
11Jascha Heifetz writes:
12"I am pleased to order you to make for me, not only a violin, but also a viola, as I have come to the conclusion that your instruments lead in response, quality of tone and workmanship. You are also to be congratulated most heartily upon the splendid workmanship of your bows."
14First time in America—and as far as is known—the first time in the history of instrument making, that the complete String Quartet Ensemble—Instruments and Bows—has been made by one individual craftsman.
16LUTHIER ROSENTHAL
17Established in New York 1918
18Craftsman of Violins and Leading Contemporary Bow Maker
20152 WEST 57th STREET
21Adjoining Carnegie Hall
22NEW YORK 19, N. Y.
24EXHIBITION EVERY WEEKDAY
25From 10—6
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