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Guarnerius|gwɑːˈnɪərɪəs|
Also Joseph Guarnerius; Guarn(i)eri.
The name of a family of famous Italian violin- and violoncello-makers of Cremona of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, used to designate a violin or violoncello made by a member of this family. (Cf. Joseph.)
1866J. Pearce Violins & Violin Makers 130 Fifty years ago, a Guarnerius of the best time might have been bought for {pstlg}50 that will now command {pstlg}500. 1875G. Hart Violin 96 A ‘Joseph Guarnerius’ for one hundred and fifty guineas! 1898H. R. Haweis Old Violins 217 It was no more a Guarnerius than a Strad. [1902Grove's Dict. Mus. IV. 284/2 A full-sized Stradivari or Giuseppe Guarnieri.] 1905O. Racster Chats on Violoncellos (1908) iv. 164 Another violoncello by the redoubtable Andreas..was found..six months after the sale of Mr Gillot's Guarnerius. 1923Weekly Dispatch 18 Feb. 2 A new violin alongside his old Guarnerius. 1971Daily Mail 19 Jan. 6/4 A Del Gesu Guarnerius made in 1743. |