Rosa Gallica
France, Mirecourt · 1933
This violin is distinguished by a warm, velvety tone that unfolds naturally across the entire register. A quick response, a pleasing palette of tone colours and a balanced projection provide reliable support in both chamber playing and solo music-making.
Visually, the instrument impresses with a one-piece spruce top, strongly flamed maple and a deep red-gold varnish that emphasises the natural beauty of the wood and creates a distinctive, timeless appearance. Carefully selected material and quality craftsmanship reflect the instrument's strong artistic character.
By its stylistic features, the violin belongs among the quality European instruments of the first half of the 20th century. Inside it bears the label Amédée Dieudonné, Mirecourt, Anno 1933, which suggests a possible connection to the French violin-making tradition, although the attribution is not confirmed.
Owing to its tonal warmth, responsiveness and aesthetic refinement, it is an exceptionally attractive instrument for a violinist seeking a quality European instrument with a distinct musical personality.
Available for rent
This violin is available for long-term or project rental.
Technical details
- Size
- 4/4 (full size)
- Body length
- 359–360 mm
- Upper bout
- approx. 167 mm
- Middle bout
- approx. 111–112 mm
- Lower bout
- approx. 206–207 mm
- Top plate
- spruce, one-piece
- Back
- maple, two-piece, strongly flamed
- Ribs
- maple
- Neck
- maple
- Scroll
- maple, hand-carved
- Varnish
- original red-gold to amber-red
- Craftsmanship
- quality European violin-making workshop
- Period
- around 1930–1935
- Possible origin
- France, Mirecourt (attribution not expertly confirmed)
- Label
- Amédée Dieudonné, Mirecourt, Anno 1933
Gallery
This violin is looking for a new musician
For a more detailed description or to arrange a personal trial, fill in the contact form — we will gladly present the instrument and answer any questions.