Great violins of the world: Amati, Stradivari, Gvarneri, Antoniazzi, Digiuni and Ce

Great violins of the world: Violin, Andrea Amati, Cremona, 1566, the ’Charles IX of France’ Violin, Antonio and Girolamo Amati, Cremona, Italy, 1628 Violin, Nikolo Amati, Cremona, Italy, 1647 Violin, Antonio Stradivary, Cremona, Italy, 1671 Violin, Antonio Stradivary, Cremona, Italy, 1707 Viola, Antonio Stradivary, Cremona, Italy, 1715 Violin, Antonio Stradivary, Cremona, Italy, 1723 Violin, Antonio Stradivary, Cremona, Italy, 1736 Viola, Andrea Guarneri, Cremona, Italy, 17th century Violin, Joseph (Giuseppe) Guarneri del Gesu, Cremona, Italy, 1742 Small Violin, Giovanni Battista Ceruti, Cremona, Italy, 1802 Viola, Gaetano Antoniazzi, Cremona, Italy, 1886 Violin, Luigi Digiuni, Cremona, Italy, 1933 Violin, Giorgio Ce, Cremona, Italy, 1976 Violas, Antonio Stradivary, Cremona, Italy, 1715 and 1707 Viola, Gaetano Antoniazzi, Cremona, Italy, 1886 and Small Violin, Giovanni Battista Ceruti, Cremona, Italy, 1802 Violin, Luigi Digiuni, Cremona, Italy, 1933 and Violin, Giorgio Ce, Cremona, Italy, 1976 Pictures av