Vincenzo Trusiano Panormo, London, c. 1800
Violin: 76596
Labeled, "Vincenzo Panormo, rue de l'Arbre-Sec à Paris, 1786."
Back: in two pieces of quarter cut maple with medium narrow flame ascending from the center seam.
Top: in two pieces of spruce with broad grain.
Ribs: and head of similar wood.
Varnish: of an orange-brown color.
Length of back: 35.6 cm
Upper bouts: 16.6 cm
Middle bouts: 11.1 cm
Lower bouts: 20.5 cm
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Notes:
This violin sees something of a departure from Vincenzo’s instruments of the 1790s. Some of the work has become heavier, particularly in the corners and scroll, which intriguingly has similarities to the cello scroll by Joseph, 74621. Like the violin 72869, the back of the lower pegbox is also now rounder and less ‘droopy’. Another feature typical of these later violins is that the purfling mitres in the lower corners often appear to be shorter than those in the upper corners. Willow has been used for the blocks and linings and the C-bout linings are let into the corner blocks. Once again the broad-grained spruce so often used by Vincenzo for his fronts proved impossible to date.Panormo – the life and work of Vincenzo and his sons. Exhibition Catalogue, Andrew Fairfax, Andrew Fairfax, Panormo – the life and work of Vincenzo and his sons. Exhibition Catalogue, London
Provenance
| in 2016 | Janice Marcisak |
| until 2018 | Anonymous |
| in 2018 | Sold by Tarisio Private Sales |
| from 2018 | Current owner |
Certificates & Documents
Proforma Certificate: Tarisio, London (2018)- Dendrochronology report: Peter Ratcliff, London (2016) Inconclusive.
Proforma Certificate: Tarisio, London (2018)
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References
- Panormo – the life and work of Vincenzo and his sons. Exhibition Catalogue
- Private Archives - 10746