Anselmo Gotti
Ferrara, Pieve di Cento, b. 1902
Nephew of Orsolo Gotti, below. Violinist. Pupil of Soffritti in Ferrara from 1922. Later established there independently. Finished several instruments left by Soffritti after his death in 1928. Worked in restoration for Anton Wittman in Vienna 1930, but returned to Ferrara the next year to complete \u{2026} — John Dilworth
Auction Price History
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| Type | Details | Auction house | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violin | 36.0 cm Ferrara, 1948 Attributed to | — | June 2010 | £3,600 |
| Cello | 74.3 cm 20th C. Attributed to | — | October 2009 | £8,750 |
| Violin | 35.3 cm Ferrara, 1943 | — | October 2007 | £5,139 |
| Cello | 74.4 cm Ferrara, 1949 | — | October 2007 | £12,500 |
| Violin | 1949 | — | May 1999 | £9,850 |
| Violin | 1954 | — | June 1995 | £3,450 |
| Viola | 41.8 cm 1949 | — | March 1995 | £2,875 |
| Violin | 1930 c. | — | March 1995 | £5,520 |
| Violin | 19-- | — | November 1988 | £2,860 |
| Violin | 1932 | — | April 1983 | £1,210 |
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Biographies
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John Dilworth+
GOTTI, Anselmo Born 1902 Pieve di Cento, Worked from 1922 Ferrara Italy. Nephew of Orsolo Gotti, below. Violinist. Pupil of Soffritti in Ferrara from 1922. Later established there independently. Finished several instruments left by Soffritti after his death in 1928. Worked in restoration for Anton Wittman in Vienna 1930, but returned to Ferrara the next year to complete another batch of instruments left unfinished by Armando Monterumici. Worked on new instruments of his own from 1933. Very fine Stradivari and Guarneri imitations; also personal models. Red-brown oil varnish and excellent materials. A. Gotti / Ferrara 1948 A. Gotti / Alumno di Ettore Soffritti / fece in Ferrara Vanno 1929
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