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Dragoslav Dimitrijevitch

Godaniza, 1883–1912

Kragujevac, died 1912 Kragujevac Serbia Pupil of A. Denzinger in Novi Sad. Worked for Bella Trupel also in Novi Sad, and from 1902 in Dresden and Stuttgart. Returned to Kragujevaz 1905. After the death of Anton Braun in 1901 widely regarded as the leading luthier in Serbia. — John Dilworth

Worked Godaniza

Taught by A. Denzinger

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John Dilworth+

DIMITRIJEVITCH, Dragoslav Born 1883 Godaniza, nr. Kragujevac, died 1912 Kragujevac Serbia Pupil of A. Denzinger in Novi Sad. Worked for Bella Trupel also in Novi Sad, and from 1902 in Dresden and Stuttgart. Returned to Kragujevaz 1905. After the death of Anton Braun in 1901 widely regarded as the leading luthier in Serbia. A fine restorer and expert, his rare instruments are generally well-observed imitations of classical work.

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