Monday, 25 November 2019

A view of the office end of the workshop, showing from right to left: some cello patterns, the recent  and brilliant painting, by the wonderful Cathy Kingcome, of the bench,( and myself looking a bit wistful), some recent violins and two violas above the desk, and on the end wall a poster of the Kreisler del Gesu, some black and white photos of the 1726 Saveuse Stradivari cello I took c.1982, and two views of the Baron Heath del Gesu, taken some 25 years apart.




Cathy's website is http://www.catherinekingcome.co.uk


Here are some more images of the Baron Heath
including three of its extraordinary and lovely scroll.




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  1. Uposing2 September 2024 at 03:12

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