Fine and rare French violin by Jean Laurent Clément Paris around 1820/30

This exceptional French violin was crafted by the renowned luthier Jean Laurent Clément in Paris around 1820/30. Born in 1783 in Mirecourt, Clément established his workshop at Rue des Petits Champs 16 in 1810 and remained active for nearly 40 years, producing instruments of outstanding quality that rank among the finest of his time. This violin is in pristine condition, with all its original parts intact. It retains its rich, original oil varnish without significant retouching, a testament to its authenticity and historical value. The instrument delivers a full, round tone that rivals the work of great contemporaries such as Gand Père and Bernardel Père, offering excellent projection and tonal balance, making it an ideal choice for both soloists and orchestral musicians. A certificate from the esteemed expert Serge Boyer in Paris confirms its authenticity and exceptional craftsmanship. Boyer, a highly respected authority in the field, has over 40 years of experience and an extensive photo archive of over 200,000 images. This fine violin by Jean Laurent Clément represents a rare opportunity for collectors and discerning musicians, embodying the very best of early 19th-century French violin making with its outstanding preservation, complete originality, and exceptional sound quality.

Price : 25.000-50.000€