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Posted
2 hours ago, Dr. Mark said:

Mr. Carlson shared this earlier:

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Love the varnish texture, unpolished. Love the unblended gouge marks in the f-hole wing!

Posted
3 hours ago, Húslař said:

Absolute beauty! But try to succed with this in some novadays luthier competition :D 

Yes, old masters had a freedom we no longer have. 

Posted
32 minutes ago, MANFIO said:

Yes, old masters had a freedom we no longer have. 

Here's an interesting modern American violin.  I think the lighting is to highlight the effect

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Posted
13 minutes ago, MANFIO said:

Yes, we make personal choices while we are making our instruments.  

Well said, Manfio. Personal choices are those that can make the difference, giving meaning to manual work.

Posted
15 minutes ago, Davide Sora said:

Well said, Manfio. Personal choices are those that can make the difference, giving meaning to manual work.

Si, ma è meglio non esagerare.... What I want from the player when I show one of my violas is to see him playing, and not asking questions about the look of the instrument. I want him playing, and focusing on playing and assessing the viola's resources. 

Posted
21 hours ago, Húslař said:

Unfortunately not... I found this one today in one of the videos from Kevin Lee.

 I like the shape of that scroll and would like to see a side profile. I found this scroll searching the internet...

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...and used that as inspiration for my Sultana scroll.

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Posted
16 hours ago, Ganymede Piggot said:

Here's an interesting modern American violin.  I think the lighting is to highlight the effect

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That lookl just like how I always imagined "polished turd" texture. No offense to the american guy who made it.

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