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Francesco Emiliani

Emiliani was born in Bologna in around 1680, but worked in Rome on the via del Governo Vecchio until his death in 1736. He used a Stainer model, and his craftsmanship is delicate and beautifully finished, benefitting from a soft golden varnish. His work is often compared to that of his contemporary in Rome, David Tecchler, and cellos by both makers are especially esteemed.

Francesco Emiliani

(fl Rome, c1700–1736)

Emiliani was born in Bologna in around 1680, but worked in Rome on the via del Governo Vecchio until his death in 1736. He used a Stainer model, and his craftsmanship is delicate and beautifully finished, benefitting from a soft golden varnish. His work is often compared to that of his contemporary in Rome, David Tecchler, and cellos by both makers are especially esteemed.

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