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Joséf Pagés
Joséf Pagés, who was born circa 1740 and died after 1822, was a notable Spanish guitar maker of the Cádiz school.
==Life and work==
Joséf Pagés was probably born in Ecija, Sevilla around 1740. His brother Juan Pagés also became a notable guitar maker. It is thought that Joséf was the first of the brothers to go to Cádiz around 1760. He established his workshop in Calle de la Almargura by 1809.〔Turnbull, H. ''The Guitar From the Renaissance to the Present Day'' (Bold Strummer, 1991)〕 A leading member of the Cádiz school, Joséf, followed very closely all the innovations that Francisco Sanguino had introduced, but with the additional development of doming the soundboard with the struts, an approach that later makers such as Jose Recio, Antonio de Torres, and Francisco Gonzales also adopted.〔Romanillos, J.L., Bream, J. ''Antonio de Torres: Guitar Maker, His Life and Work'' (Bold Strummer, 1997)〕 Pagés started with systems of three braces, like the early guitars of Sanguino and Benedid; his later instruments used five.
His guitars greatly influenced Louis Panormo, who used similar fan strutting designs and similar proportions for the body of the guitar.〔Turnbull, H. ''The Guitar From the Renaissance to the Present Day'' (Bold Strummer, 1991)〕
The great Spanish composer and guitarist Fernando Sor thought highly of Pagés's guitars, stating 'The guitars to which I have always given preference are those of Alonso of Madrid, Pagés and Benediz of Cádiz, Joseph and Manuel Martinez of Malaga...'〔Turnbull, H. ''The Guitar From the Renaissance to the Present Day'' (Bold Strummer, 1991)〕 The composer Dionisio Aguado also mentions the Pagés brothers as among the makers he would recommend. Joséf Pagés's known surviving guitars date from the 1790s to 1822.
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