Instrument Type: Violin
Circa: 1936
Asking Price: SOLD
Maker: George Wulme Hudson
The Violin
George Wulme Hudson crafted this English violin in 1936. Inside, the maker signed and branded his work. So the instrument carries his own mark from the bench.
A very sweet and colorful tone defines this violin. That color gives each phrase its own shade. The back measures 35.4 cm.
By 1936, Hudson had reached his fifties. As a result, this 1936 violin by George Wulme Hudson reflects years of practice. Also, Kenneth Warren & Son of Chicago has certified it.
For a player, a George Wulme Hudson violin from 1936 offers sweetness first. It suits a chamber player or soloist who values a warm, varied palette. In addition, the internal signature and brand give a buyer confidence. Together with the certificate, they leave little doubt about its origin.
The Maker
George Wulme Hudson was an English maker, born in 1882. Over time, he became one of the most versatile and talented makers in England. Yet he came to violin making late. Still, he made the most of the years he had at the bench.
Even so, his workshop stayed busy. Hudson produced over 800 instruments in his time. That number makes him one of the more prolific makers of his country.
Hudson also built a reputation as a copyist. Many regard him as one of the world’s finest copyists of Stradivari, Bergonzi and Guarneri. Today, this George Wulme Hudson violin from 1936 shows that skill in a sweet, colorful voice.
Certification
Kenneth Warren & Son of Chicago, Illinois, has certified this violin. Their certificate confirms Hudson as the maker. Along with his signature and brand inside, it gives this violin strong documentation.
Terms of Sale
This violin has sold, so it is no longer available for purchase. Benning Violins invites you to browse our current catalog of fine instruments. You can also contact us directly to ask about similar pieces.