Giulio Cesare Gigli

Giulio Cesare Gigli, born around 1724, apprenticed to Michael Platner in 1738 and became his successor in 1753 after Platner's death in 1752. He inherited the workshop, materials, and tools, continuing to work until his death in 1794. A notable maker of the Roman school, Gigli is recognized for his comparatively rare instruments, which include large and somewhat heavy violins, as well as cellos that ...Read More reflect the typical Roman style and are highly valued. His varnish is often clear or yellowish orange Michele Platner. Read Less

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