Violin op.60,
after the Guarneri del Gesu's "Ole Bull" 1744

This violin is built after Guarneri del Gesu's "Ole Bull" from 1744, named after the Norwegian violin virtuoso Ole Bull, to whom the instrument belonged. The firm Hill described it as the most characteristic masterpiece of Guarneri del Gesu. Today it is held in the collection of the Chi-Mei Culture Foundation in Taiwan.

The body length is 355 mm. The instrument is finished with an oil varnish with patina, giving it the impression of an older instrument.