Andreas Hohwü

1803–1885 (age 82)

Biography

Andreas Hohwü (1803–1885) was a Dutch instrument maker whose craftsmanship contributed to the scientific and musical advancement of the Netherlands. His expertise in instrument construction reflected the skilled trades that supported intellectual and cultural pursuits during the nineteenth century.

Hohwü's work represented the precision and artistry required in instrument making, a profession that demanded both technical knowledge and creative skill. He was laid to rest in Westerveld, where his legacy as a skilled craftsman is remembered.

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