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A violin by Laberte-Humbert

A violin by Laberte-Humbert
Early 20th century | France
A violin by Laberte-Humbert.
Laberte-Humbert was a prominent and highly prolific French violin-making firm based in Mirecourt, active from 1876 to 1969. Founded by brothers Maurice-Emile and Pierre Alexis Auguste Laberte, the company grew to become a major force in French lutherie, particularly under the management of Marc Laberte in the early 20th century.
This violin is based on a small pattern of Amati violins that he made in 1630s till 1650s.
Labelled:
“Nicolaus Amatus Cremonę / Hieronymi filii fecit. An 1651”
Size:
Body length – 355 mm


