Violin by Marilyn Wallin, 1984 – Opus 16 | Evanston, Illinois
This full-size violin, crafted in 1984 by Marilyn Wallin in Evanston, Illinois, is Opus 16 in her body of work and an exceptional early example of her craftsmanship. Wallin is widely respected as one of the leading figures in American contemporary violin making—and as a pioneering female luthier, she has helped shape a more inclusive and forward-looking field.
Built with beautifully selected tonewoods and finished with a rich, hand-applied varnish, this violin offers a warm, resonant voice with clarity and depth. Its tone is responsive and balanced across the registers, reflecting Wallin’s early command of both acoustic refinement and visual artistry.
A rare opportunity to own an early instrument by one of today’s most influential female makers—perfect for the serious player or collector seeking tonal excellence and historical significance.
Specifications for Violin By Marilyn Wallin, Evanston, 1984, Opus 16
Sound | Focused or Bright or Penetrating |
Size | 4/4 (full) |
Player Use | Professional Instruments |
Violin Type | Contemporary Original |
Variety | Premium |
Products Measurements
Length Of Back (mm) | 359.0 |
Width of Upper Bout (mm) | 168.0 |
Width of Center Bout (mm) | 112.0 |
Width of Lower Bout (mm) | 208.0 |
Neck Length (mm) | 130.5 |
Body Stop (mm) | 194.0 |
String Length (mm) | 327.0 |
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