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Eberle Jan Ulrich (2 VII 1699, Fils, near Füssen - 2 VII 1768, Prague) - Czech master of bowed instruments. He studied at Fils with unknown. masters, then moved to Prague, where he worked and studied with T. Edlinger. One of the representatives of the Prague school instr. masters. Adhered to the model Austr. Masters J. Steiner. The best of his violins have a good full tone. In addition to violins, he made viola, cello, viola d'amura, viola and gamba and double basses. I used a wide-layer spruce, medium density maple and a beautiful pattern (the bird's eye maple variety is often found). The lower decks are usually of two halves. The arches of the upper decks are not higher than 13 mm, the lower ones - up to 18 mm. The mustache is quite wide, the ephas are often set almost parallel, a curl is characteristic. Tools are coated with bold, soft varnish of different shades of red and red-brown.According to the labels, he made instruments since 1726. One of his sons, Vaclav Michael E. (1738-1772), became E.'s successor. Among the students E.-T. A. Tulinsky and I. A. Laske.