Antonio Fabiani
Ascoli Piceno, 1898–1935
Violinist and professor of music. Won diplomas at Rome. Pupil of Andrea and Leandro Bisiach and Simone Sacconi. Established in the Borgo Solesta, Ascoli Piceno. Died young; consequently his output is small but of high quality. Stradivarian model with thin yellow-orange varnish. Antonius Fabiani / su\u{2026} — John Dilworth
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| Type | Details | Auction house | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | 35.4 cm 1931 c. Possibly by | — | May 2007 | £2,736 |
| Violin | 1935 | — | March 1986 | £2,200 |
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FABIANI, Antonio Born 1898, died 1935 Ascoli Piceno Italy. Violinist and professor of music. Won diplomas at Rome. Pupil of Andrea and Leandro Bisiach and Simone Sacconi. Established in the Borgo Solesta, Ascoli Piceno. Died young; consequently his output is small but of high quality. Stradivarian model with thin yellow-orange varnish. Antonius Fabiani / sub Titulo S. S. Ceciliae et Ioseph / fecit Ascoli in Piceno / N.. Anno D. 192.. [Nicolini]
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