Vincenzo Annarumma
Salerno, 1892–1974
Pupil of Postiglione in Naples, worked briefly in Rome, returning to Salerno. Loosely Gagliano modelling with clear spirit varnish of yellow to dark red colour. Outline not well regulated. Wide-set ‘f’ holes and flat edges. Large scroll, though slender and with small chamfer. Succeeded by his son Ma\u{2026} — John Dilworth
Auction Price History
Highest auction price
6 results
| Type | Details | Auction house | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | Lot 48 | Brompton's | June 2018 | £2,640 |
| Violin | 35.4 cm Salerno, 1922 | — | March 2011 | £10,800 |
| Cello | 75.8 cm Salerno, 1920 c. | — | May 2007 | £11,557 |
| Violin | 35.7 cm Salerno, 1931 | — | October 2006 | £6,469 |
| Violin | Salerno, 1940 | — | May 2005 | £4,274 |
| Violin | Salerno, 1923 | — | May 2004 | £4,504 |
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Biographies
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John Dilworth+
ANNARUMMA, Vincenzo Born 1892, died 1974 Salerno Italy. Pupil of Postiglione in Naples, worked briefly in Rome, returning to Salerno. Loosely Gagliano modelling with clear spirit varnish of yellow to dark red colour. Outline not well regulated. Wide-set ‘f’ holes and flat edges. Large scroll, though slender and with small chamfer. Succeeded by his son Mariano, Born 1934, who in turn passed the Salerno workshop on to his pupil C. Caliendo. Branded internally: ‘Annaruma Salerno’. Printed label: Vincenzo Annarumma / fece in Salerno / Salerno il 18-3 1937 / No. 57.
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