Carlo Rugeri

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Giacinto Rugeri, born in Cremona in 1661, was one of four sons of Francesco Rugeri whom their father named as working violin makers in his own will. At some point Giacinto left his father's workshop and moved to the parish of San Faustino — a short ...Read More street that also housed the Amati, Guarneri, and Stradivari workshops, which suggests he may have spent time working alongside one of those families. He died young, in 1697, shortly before his father. A handful of instruments carry his own label, reading "Giacinto Rugeri detto il Per," continuing a family trade epithet also used by his father and brothers. Stylistically his work leans toward the emerging Stradivari model rather than the Amati tradition his father favoured — modern research (Chiesa, 2014) rates the workmanship as somewhat rougher than his family's best output. Read Less

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