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Fétique was a family of French bow makers, notable members include Victor François Fétique and Jules Fétique, both of whom were awarded Meilleur Ouvrier de France (1st Craftsman of France), and Marcel Fétique.^[1]^[2]

Family

Head of the family was Charles Claude Fétique (1853–1911), who was a violin maker. He had two bow-making sons, Victor Fétique (1872–1933) and Jules Fétique (1875–1951), and a daughter Marie Augustine Marthe Fétique (1879–1928). Victor François Fétique had a son Marcel Fétique (1899–1977). Marie Augustine Marthe had a son André Richaume (1905–1966).

Victor Fétique studied bow making in Mirecourt, working for Charles Nicolas Bazin, before joining Caressa & Français in Paris in 1901. From 1913 he worked independently.
Jules Fétique worked also for C. N. Bazin before becoming assistant to Eugène Sartory. He joined Caressa & Francais in 1917.
Marcel Fétique apprenticed with his father Victor Fétique. After his father's death, set up on his own as successor to his father.
André Richaume apprenticed with Émile François Ouchard in Mirecourt. After that joined his uncle Victor Fétique in Paris. He worked on his own from 1923 to 1957.

References

^ Illustrated Yearbook of String Instruments, 1999 Claudio Amighetti - 2000 "Similarly, their taste for bows favors strong sticks with a heavier overall weight, qualitites which favor early 20th century makers such as Sartory, Fétique and Vigneron over some of the earlier 19th century makers"
^ Geigen, Bestimmung der Preise John Huber - 1988 "Französische Bogenmacher / French bow makers (bown silver mounted) "Fétique, J. 1875–1951 Fétique, V. 1872–1933"

Roda, Joseph (1959). Bows for Musical Instruments. Chicago: W. Lewis. OCLC 906667.
Vatelot, Étienne (1976). Les archets français. Sernor: M. Dufour. OCLC 2850939.
Raffin, Jean Francois; Millant, Bernard (2000). L'Archet. Paris: L'Archet Éditions. ISBN 2-9515569-0-X.
Dictionnaire Universel del Luthiers - René Vannes 1951, 1972, 1985 (vol.3)
Universal Dictionary of Violin & Bow Makers - William Henley 1970

[1] Illustrated Yearbook of String Instruments, 1999 Claudio Amighetti - 2000 "Similarly, their taste for bows favors strong sticks with a heavier overall weight, qualitites which favor early 20th century makers such as Sartory, Fétique and Vigneron over some of the earlier 19th century makers"

[2] Geigen, Bestimmung der Preise John Huber - 1988 "Französische Bogenmacher / French bow makers (bown silver mounted) "Fétique, J. 1875–1951 Fétique, V. 1872–1933"

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+{{Short description|Family of French bow makers}}
-'''Fetique''' was a family of French bow makers, notable members include [[Victor Fetique | Victor Francois Fetique]], [[Jules Fetique]] and [[Marcel Gaston Fetique]].
+'''Fétique''' was a family of French [[Bow (music)|bow]] makers, notable members include [[Victor François Fétique]] and [[Jules Fétique]], both of whom were awarded {{lang|fr|[[Meilleur Ouvrier de France]]}} (1st Craftsman of France), and [[Marcel Fétique]].<ref>''Illustrated Yearbook of String Instruments, 1999'' Claudio Amighetti - 2000 "Similarly, their taste for bows favors strong sticks with a heavier overall weight, qualitites which favor early 20th century makers such as Sartory, Fétique and Vigneron over some of the earlier 19th century makers"</ref><ref>''Geigen, Bestimmung der Preise'' John Huber - 1988 "Französische Bogenmacher / French bow makers (bown silver mounted) "Fétique, J. 1875–1951 Fétique, V. 1872–1933"</ref>
 == Family ==
+Head of the family was Charles Claude Fétique (1853–1911), who was a violin maker. He had two bow-making sons, [[Victor Fétique]] (1872–1933) and [[Jules Fétique]] (1875–1951), and a daughter Marie Augustine Marthe Fétique (1879–1928). Victor François Fétique had a son [[Marcel Fétique]] (1899–1977). Marie Augustine Marthe had a son [[André Richaume]] (1905–1966).
-Head of the family was Charles Claude Fetique ([[1853]]-[[1911]]) who was a violin maker.
+* Victor Fétique studied bow making in Mirecourt, working for [[Bazin Family|Charles Nicolas Bazin]], before joining [[Caressa & Français]] in Paris in 1901. From 1913 he worked independently.
-He had two bow-making sons, [[Victor Fetique | Victor Francois Fétique]] (1872-1933) and [[Jules Fetique]] (1875-1951), and a daughter Marie Augustine Marthe Fetique (1879-1928).
+* Jules Fétique worked also for C. N. Bazin before becoming assistant to [[Eugène Sartory]]. He joined Caressa & Francais in 1917.
+* Marcel Fétique apprenticed with his father Victor Fétique. After his father's death, set up on his own as successor to his father.
-Victor Francois Fetique had a son [[Marcel Gaston Fetique]] (1899-1977).
+* [[André Richaume]] apprenticed with [[Émile François Ouchard]] in Mirecourt. After that joined his uncle Victor Fétique in Paris. He worked on his own from 1923 to 1957.
-Marie Augustine Marthe had a son [[Andre Richaume | Andre Georges Richaume]] (1905-1966)
-=== Teachers ===
-[[Victor Fetique | Victor Francois Fetique]] studied bow making in Mirecourt, working for [[Charles Nicolas Bazin]], before joining Caressa & Francais in Paris in 1901. From 1913 he worked independently.
-[[Jules Fetique]] worked also for C.N.Bazin before becoming assistant to [[Eugene Sartory]]. He joined Caressa & Francais in 1917.
-[[Marcel Gaston Fetique]] apprenticed with his father [[Victor Fetique | Victor Francois Fetique]]. After his father's death, set up on his own as successor to his father.
-[[Andre Richaume]] apprenticed with [[Emile Francois Ouchard]] in Mirecourt. After that joined his uncle, [[Victor Fetique | Victor Francois Fétique]] in Paris. He worked on his own from 1923 to 1957.
-=== Students ===
 == References ==
+{{reflist}}
-* [http://www.wps.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/bows_makers.htm]
+* {{cite book | last=Roda | first=Joseph | title=Bows for Musical Instruments | location=Chicago | publisher=W. Lewis | year=1959 | oclc=906667}}
-* [http://www.large.co.jp/dictionary/dictionary_main.html 2]
-* {{cite book | last=Roda | first=Joseph | coauthors= | title=Bows for Musical Instruments | location=Chicago | publisher=W. Lewis | year=1959 | oclc=906667}}
+* {{cite book | last=Vatelot | first=Étienne | authorlink = Étienne Vatelot | title=Les archets français | location=Sernor | publisher=M. Dufour | year=1976 | oclc=2850939}}
-* {{cite book | last=Vatelot | first=Etienne | coauthors= | title=Les Archet Francais | location=Sernor | publisher=M. Dufour | year=1976 | oclc=2850939}}
+* {{cite book | last=Raffin | first=Jean Francois |author2=Millant, Bernard | title=L'Archet | location=Paris | publisher=L'Archet Éditions | year=2000 | isbn=2-9515569-0-X}}
+* Dictionnaire Universel del Luthiers - René Vannes 1951, 1972, 1985 (vol.3)
-* {{cite book | last=Raffin | first=Jean Francois | coauthors=Millant, Bernard | title=L'Archet | location=Paris | publisher=L'Archet Éditions | year=2000 | isbn=295155690X}}
+* [[Universal Dictionary of Violin & Bow Makers]] - [[William Henley (violinist)|William Henley]] 1970
-* Dictionnaire Universel del Luthiers - [[Rene Vannes]] 1951,1972, 1985 (vol.3)
-* Universal Dictionary of Violin & Bow Makers - [[William Henley]] 1970
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Fetique}}
 [[Category:Bow makers]]
-[[Category:Luthiers]]
+[[Category:Luthiers from Mirecourt]]
-{{music-bio-stub}}
-{{Musical-instrument-stub}}
-{{France-bio-stub}}