- d'amore,
viola da gamba, etc. The
French word for
bowmaker (bow maker) is
archetier,
meaning one who
makes bows of the
string family of
instruments such as...
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Louis Thom****in (1856–1905) was a
French bow maker, or
Archetier. He
learned his
craft in
Mirecourt where he
worked for the
Bazin Family. In 1872 he went...
- a
luthier or violinmaker. One who
makes or
repairs bows is
called an
archetier or bowmaker. The word "violin" was
first used in
English in the 1570s...
-
French luthier and
archetier (1841 - 1923)...
- Thom****in may
refer to:
Claude Thom****in,
French bow maker, or
Archetier Florence Thom****in,
French actress and
sculptor Laurie Thom****in,
French retired...
- a
French archetier and bowmaker. F.J.
Gaulard was born in
Mirecourt (Vosges) in 1787. Son of
Louis Gaulard, a
Mirecourt luthier and
archetier / bow maker...
- a bow, the
second category includes a
subtype known as a bow
maker or
archetier.
Luthiers may also
teach string-instrument making,
either through apprenticeship...
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French archetier Jules Fétique (1875–1951),
French archetier Marcel Fétique (1899–1977),
French archetier André
Richaume (1905–1966),
French archetier This...
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Alexandra Lamy (born 1971),
French actress Alfred Lamy (1886–1922),
French archetier (maker of bows for
musical string instruments) Amédée-François Lamy (1858–1900)...
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September 1871,
Mirecourt – 5
March 1946, Paris) was an
influential French archetier/bow
maker from Mirecourt, France.
After having first apprenticed with...
