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William Henley's Dictionary of Violin and Bow Makers
states the following about the maker.
Apparut, Georges. Born 1877 at Juraincourt.
Son and pupil of Leon Apparut. Worked at the Ateliers of Blanchard at Lyons, 1896 - 1899 and with Mougenot at Brussels 1900 - 1903. Succeeded to the business of Charotte at Mirecourt 1925. Obtained gold medals at Nancy, Brussels, Metz, Gand and Paris. Diplomas of honour at other exhibitions. Interesting and high finished productions of thoroughly good art. Established considerable fame in France, Belgium and America, soloists having been a powerful auxiliary in propagating his name. Several French virtuosi acknowledge the brilliant tone which enables them to excite astonishment and delight from an audience!
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A Paul Bisch/Olivier violin, dated 1926. £1,750.00 stock no. WP22
Handel F maj. Sonata.
A fine violin made by Paul Bisch when he was in business with Christian Olivier, Olivier was known more as a dealer and Bisch was the luthier. They founded their workshops in Paris in 1923. This is a typical example of Paul Bisch workmanship, it is well made and has a fine tone. The violin carries the Christian Olivier label and is signed across the label in ink. The back length is: 14.3/16 inches (36cm.). Fine quality rosewood fittings, Pro-Arte strings, and supplied in a new case. The violin has a very responsive clear tone with good volume and balance. A good instrument for collector and player!
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