- Jean-Baptiste
Vuillaume (French pronunciation: [ʒɑ̃
batist vɥijom]; 7
October 1798 – 19
March 1875) was a
French luthier, businessman,
inventor and winner...
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reptiles with
experiments on venom] (in Latin). Breuil, M.; Schikorski, D.;
Vuillaume, B.; Krauss, U.; Morton, M.N.; Corry, E.; et al. (2020). "Painted black:...
- Jean
Baptiste Vuillaume of
Paris purchased The
Messiah along with Tarisio's
entire collection. "One day
Tarisio was
discoursing with
Vuillaume on the merits...
- Her
violin is an 1864 copy of Paganini's
Cannone made by Jean-Baptiste
Vuillaume. In an
interview on
Danish television, Hahn said she
almost never leaves...
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Maxime Marie Abel
Joseph Vuillaume (19
November 1844 – 25
November 1925),
Chevalier of the
Legion of Honour, was a
French engineer,
particularly known...
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first built around 1850 in
Paris by the
French luthier Jean-Baptiste
Vuillaume (1798–1875). It has
three strings and is
essentially a
larger version...
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provided provided a
definitive proof until Martine Vuillaume-Randriamanantena in 1988.
Vuillaume-Randriamanantena also
established ****ociations between...
- François
Vuillaume (1802–1876) was an
important French luthier of the
Vuillaume family, and
younger brother of the
illustrious Jean-Baptiste
Vuillaume. He...
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instruments using an
inner form,
unlike the
French copyists, such as
Vuillaume, who emplo**** an
outer form. It is
clear from the
number of
forms throughout...
- the
Tarisio Trust: Eric Sun-Karen Law
Vuillaume Fellowship,
which loans his 1855
violin by Jean-Baptiste
Vuillaume to
accomplished young violinists for...
