Jozef Kreutzer Brunensis master Czech violine. With certificate of authencity

Description

Josef Kreutzer
* October 6, 1892 Brno - † July 25, 1970 Brno
Luthier
pseudonym
Bezdíček
nationality
Czech
interesting circumstances
He produced about three hundred violins and fifty violoncellos. In 1927 he exhibited at the Geneva International Exhibition, which he made in his workshop.
residence
Brno
education
1906–1909 apprenticed at Josef Lidl in Brno under the leadership of violin maker Josef Werner
decorations and honors
Diploma and Bronze Medal (for his work in Paris)
job
after his apprenticeship abroad - at Züst in Zurich (1909–1911), Augsburg at Eugen Gärtner (1911–1912), Stuttgart and Leipzig (1912), at August Herrmann in Berlin (until 1915),
Departure to the Russian Front (during World War I) - captured in Kiev (prisoner for work in the mill),
violin workshop in Kharkov (since 1917) - under the pseudonym Bezdíček,
leaving for Saratov,
return to Brno (1920)
own violin workshop and musical instruments shop in Brno,
Franz Trawniczek in Brno (since 1945)
employee of New Apartment (1948–1950),
new workshop (since 1950)
Professional and interest organizations
Founding member of The Circle of Violin Makers
notebook
Antonin Nesesany worked for him. Pavel Krček was also a pupil and a journeyman from 1924 to 1934. In 1930–1934 he was taught by Karel Nosál, who then worked with him as a journeyman until 1944. In 1944–1947 he was taught by Josef Skalský, who worked for him until 1950. In 1945 he was assisted by František Zyka.
He worked according to the models of Guarneri and Stradivari. He only used oil varnish. His work was very meticulous and crafted perfectly.
† July 25, 1970 BrnoJosef Kreutzer.
He worked according to the models of Guarneri and Stradivari. He only used oil varnish. His work was very meticulous and crafted perfectly. The transparent varnish of gold-yellow, red and red-brown color was always recognized by oil varnish.
In the last period of his life, he mainly repaired or finished, tools in the progress that, unfinished from previous years. One, of them this violin, Year1967 by oil varnish
!!!!!! It will be for sale if anyone would be interested pric 3900 eur or very nearest offer.
!!!!!!!!!! Description
A real rare year of "beauty",  master violin probably in the late 60s of the 20th century!
It is a 4/4 master violin, vignette by Jozef Kreutzer Brunensis anno 1967.
The violin  by oil varnish.     models of Guarneri
!!! A certificate of authenticity is provided.
The certificate was made by Mr  Ivan Švycarsky  Prag -  Czech Republic    which confirms the realism of the violin.master .
Ivan Švycarsky Prag Cech Republik see picture
The upper spruce board is halved with a medium density of years.
The bottom plate is made of one piece of regularly cut maple, the sides and neck are made of the same material.
The violin has a  orange - brown   oil varnish is of good quality  that is applied in a thick layer of .This violin     extremely minor cosmetic blemishes.  nothing that affects its performances  see picture.I try to describe as accurately as possible, but may miss some details or have different opinions about the condition of the goods.
Measurements:
Labeled: Upper width -17 cm
Width- 11,4cm
Bottom width - 21cm
Board length- 35.8cm
Scale 13 - 19.5cm
Heel height-30-30.5mm
This beautiful "master violin" was made and   by hand. Characteristic  very nice  sound of the violin,  this violin sound
remarkably balanced even.
Delivery ,
older   case , of course it will be packed very well for the transit.
Please note the pictures are part of the description.
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