French School · Paris
1881–1924
The son and successor of Vigneron père, known for strong bows with a distinctive modern character.
Maker profile · 46
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Price on request. Detailed photographs, the complete description, condition information and the certificate from Cabinet Raffin are provided directly to interested clients.
André Vigneron learned directly from his father Joseph Arthur Vigneron and continued the Paris workshop. His bows retain the family’s power and bold head model while often showing a more regular twentieth-century finish.
Seen within the wider history of french school bow making, the surviving work associated with André Vigneron fils is best understood through materials, construction, stylistic detail and comparison with authenticated examples. A brand alone is never conclusive.
Why this maker matters
Despite a relatively short life, he maintained the Vigneron name as one of the strongest identities in French bow making.
Characteristics often studied
Workshop, associations & marks
Attribution and certification
This profile is an educational introduction. A stamp, model or single construction detail is never sufficient to establish authorship. This bow is accompanied by a certificate from Cabinet Raffin; the certificate and complete private dossier are supplied directly to the prospective client.
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Prices, detailed photographs, the certificate from Cabinet Raffin, condition information and the complete description are provided directly and privately.
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