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Mariano Vinaccia

worked 1790–1806

Son of Antonio Vinaccia, above. Prolific maker of plucked instruments. Some violins recorded, but few, if any, authenticated examples presently known. Marianus Vinaccia qu. Antonii fecit / anno 1792 in Via Constantii no. 18 / Neapoli — John Dilworth

Family Son of Antonio Vinaccia

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Biographies

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John Dilworth+

Mariano Worked circa. 1790-1806. Son of Antonio Vinaccia, above. Prolific maker of plucked instruments. Some violins recorded, but few, if any, authenticated examples presently known. Marianus Vinaccia qu. Antonii fecit / anno 1792 in Via Constantii no. 18 / Neapoli

Willibald Leo Lütgendorff+

Sohn von Antonio V. Hauptsächlich Mandolinenmacher. Eine Arbeit von ihm befindet sich im Museum des Conservatoriums in Brüssel (No. 250).

Karel Jalovec+

Naples, 1795. Son of Antonio. He also, made mostly mandolins.

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