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Pietro (I) Alberti

Rome, worked 1578–1598

Lute maker in Rome. Almost certainly of Bavarian origin, rather than Flemish as suggested by Vannes. It is highly unlikely that he made violins as Henley implies. [Lebet] — John Dilworth
Worked Rome
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John Dilworth+

ALBERTI, Pietro (I) Worked 1578-1598 Rome Italy. Lute maker in Rome. Almost certainly of Bavarian origin, rather than Flemish as suggested by Vannes. It is highly unlikely that he made violins as Henley implies. [Lebet]

Cecie Stainer+

A celebrated maker of lutes in Bologna, 1598. The label, ” Petrus Albertus faciebat ,” was found in a large mandora made of maple wood, beautifully grained, with fine varnish, brown colour, the neck inlaid with ivory.

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