The tradition of fine French violin making and Stradivarius violins come to life thanks to outstanding print quality
In the early 1800s, Nicolas Lupot crafted some of finest violins of all time, modelling his work on Stradivarius and laying the foundations for the violin making tradition in Paris which is still famous today.
The past has now been brought back to life, thanks to the publication of a large size coffee table book which uses Faenza Group technologies to enhance the details and colours of the pictures, to the point that the old violins look as if they are about to jump off the pages.
These technologies have given us life size prints of 28 instruments which celebrate the work, experience and talent of the famous violin maker, Lupot, and other professionals who worked at the time of the French Revolution.
