Italian baroque composer and violinist (1692-1770), creator of several technically demanding pieces for violin, including the famous "Devil´s Thrill".
Autograph letter signed, sent to his brother Pietro Tartini, with important personal content. Two pages, dated in 1747, in Italian, sold with a partial translation into English. Letter is in poor condition and is priced accordingly, has been professionally restored. Signature at the bottom of page 2 is in great condition.
Letter is matted with an original fine print of the composer, from circa 1815, showing the signature only (but the full letter is underneath), the translation is also provided.
See photos of the item with and without the matting, and in detail.
Autographs of Tartini are very rare!
Adding product to your cart
Guaranteed
ALL ITEMS SHOWING PRICE ARE IN STOCK. Items no longer available will show as "Sold out".
100% GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC AUTOGRAPHS. Certificate of Authenticity (CoA) on invoice.
ALL ORIGINAL AUTOGRAPHS - Hand signed. We do not sell copies or reproductions.
THE "TAMINO AUTOGRAPHS" semi-transparent legend over the pictures shown here does not exist in the actual item.
ALL PRICES ARE FINAL & NOT NEGOTIABLE. Lower offers will not be accepted. No fake discounts, we sell authentic autographs at authentic prices, fair market or below.
Shipping
Tamino Autographs carefully packs your autographs and other purchases in sturdy cardboard mailers.
We ship both domestic and international within 3 business days after payment is received. Shipping fees are paid by the customer and depend on amount of your purchase.
Returns & Exchanges
Unsatisfactory items may be returned within 14 days of receipt for your choice of a store credit or a full refund. In order to qualify for a refund, items must first be returned in the exact same condition they were shipped. By default we ship via USPS, and provide the option to ship via FedEx or UPS. Shipping and handling costs are not refundable for any items that were already shipped, either returned or not. At our discretion, a restocking and relisting fee of up to USD 40 could be applied for some returned items, although this is very rarely applied.