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Geoffrey J. Seitz,
Violinmaker
4171 Loughborough
St. Louis, Missouri 63116
Phone: 314-353-1312
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The Gallery
Long
thought to be the work of American Indians, this intricately woven bowl
has been authenticated as part of an early flying saucer, which landed
at the feet of the ILL-MO Boys at their Carnegie Hall debut.
This
fine ceramic cellist is a representation of Albert Einstein. With his
eyes closed and his odd bow-hold, (since he was actually a violinist)
he is thought to be contemplating the length of a whole-note as it approaches
the speed of sound.
Surely
one of the finest pieces in the shop is this early Rothko montage/drawing,
featuring Marc "I'm not really from here" Rennard and the valuable
early chalk piece from the Stradivari studio, purchased at auction by Geoff
for an undisclosed price, rumored to be in the upper nineties. |