Pierre Jean Henri Hel
Violin maker
(1884 – 1937)
Pierre Jean Henri Hel was a violin and bow maker, the son, pupil, and successor of the French maker Joseph Hel of Lille. His work gained international recognition when Georges Enesco played one of his violins during a US tour in 1924. Additionally, his violins were performed by other celebrated violinists, including Eugène Ysaÿe and Jacques Thibaud.
Price History
- The auction record for this maker is $36,000 in Oct 2013, for a violin.
- 53 auction price results.
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Instruments
Violin -
c. 1902
Lille
Violin -
1904
Lille
Violin -
1911
Lille
Violin -
1920
Lille
Violin -
1921
Lille
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