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Alejo Fernandez Alejo Fernandez
Fernández, Alejo (b ?Germany, c.1475; d Seville, 1545). Spanish painter, probably of German origin, as he is referred to as ‘Maestro Alexos—pintor Aléman’. He married the daughter of a painter called Pedro Fernández at Córdoba and took her name, but he... Read more
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Salzburg Festival Salzburg Festival
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Antonio Stradivari Antonio Stradivari
Antonio Stradivari , or Antonius Stradivarius , 1644-1737, Italian violin maker of Cremona; pupil of Niccolò Amati . He was apprenticed to Amati c.1658 and may have remained with him until Amati's death in 1684. Stradivari's earliest extant label is dated 1666 and his last 1737. His... Read more
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