Pierre Jean Henri Hel

Violin maker
(1884 – 1937)

Son, pupil and success to the French maker Joseph Hel of Lille. His work became internationally renown when Georges Enesco played a violin by him during his US tour in 1924. His violins were also played by other celebrated violinists like Eugène Ysaÿe or Jacques Thibaud.

Price History

- The auction record for this maker is $36,000 in Oct 2013, for a violin.
- 52 auction price results.

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Instruments

View:
Back Stories: A data-driven look at wood choice
Continuing the legacy; The ‘Schneeberger’ Stradivari
Youth and experience: One of Stradivari’s earliest violins, revisited in his Golden Period

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