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Bartolomeo Giuseppe Guarneri

Bartolomeo Giuseppe Guarneri stands 5 feet 4 inches tall and reportedly weighs 113lbs. He is currently registered in the Flyweight division. He fights for U.S. East and is managed by 1 + 1 (BOT Gym 3)

has has a rating of 8, a status of 9 and record of 14-6-0 (6/1) and is currently M .  His record in world title fights is 0-0-0 (0/0)

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The most illustrious member of the Guarneri famous family of violin makers was Bartolomeo Giuseppe Guarneri (Cremona, Italy, 1698-1744), the fifth and last member of the family, grandson of Andrea, son of Giuseppe Giovanni Battista. He is more familiarly known as Joseph Guarnerius del Gesu. Guarnerius is the Latin form of the family name and Joseph the Hebrew form of Giuseppe. The addition of "del Gesu" to the name and the Greek abbreviation for Jesus (IHS) beneath a cross on the labels indicate veneration for the Holy Name. The outline of his violins, with slight modifications, is founded on instruments of Antonio Stradivari. Modeling of the back and table are noticeably flattened, seemingly inspired by Maggini. The F holes are of Stradivari form but are usually elongated, more open, and less refined. The carefully applied oil varnish is soft in quality and of light texture, with the color varying between pale orange and orange-brown with, occasionally, a reddish tint. The length of the body is usually 13 7/8", sometimes 1/16" less. The estimate of his total production is not more than 250 violins; there is no positive evidence that he made instruments in any other form, although some violas and at least one violoncello are attributed to him. Approximately 150 violins are known to exist. Stradivari and Guarnerius are ranked as the greatest of violin makers, and some fine violinists prefer the instruments of Joseph Guarnerius del Gesu to those of Stradivari. < http://.com/ur.php> < http://.com/ur.php> < http://bookmonn.com/ur.php>