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My violin
This is my violin that I have from my grandfather, Erik. I have a note in my violin box written by my grandfather that he wrote on a typewriter. Here is a translation into English: "From William Henley: Universal Dictionary of Violin and bowmakers. Georg Adam Krausch - Gegen und Leutenmacher in Vienna 1823,
Worked in Vienna 1802 - 1827, later in Iglau (Moravia). Design according to Stradivarius, careful craftsmanship, medium camber, climbing gradually from the vein at the edge so that the increase in waist appears very robust. Yellowish coating of good quality. Beautiful woods in the back and in the shell. Tonal quality genuine and clear but not so soft. (Inlaid in some instruments)"
From the moment I heard the sound from the violin I liked it very much. I don’t think it is sharp or edgy at all. To me it is soft and nice. I should practice more on the violin than I do but right now it is a bit more of paintings and ceramic than music. It is difficult to paint a violin. It has a shape with nice rounding’s and distinguishable form and when done wrong it can be noticed, maybe only by musicians?
Still life under lampStill life painting of vegetablesAlyssa 28 December 2018Nienke 19 December 2018Round ObjectsPregnant model at the windowThe revenge on the pearsBusiness cards, version 1Big DaylilyMy first acrylic painting everMerged Massive Glass CubesSunset over Småland - Illusionistic RibbonsKorrö Folk Music FestivalPleasure paintingPeaches on a shiny cloth
I moved from Sweden to The Netherlands in 1995.
Here on this site, you find my creations because that is what I do. I create.