A violin owned by Albert Einstein will go under the hammer on Friday — and experts believe it could fetch up to $150,000. “Made for the Worlds Greatest Scientist Professor,” reads the inside ...

A violin once owned by Albert Einstein sold for $516,500 at the New York-based Bonhams auction house on Friday. The instrument, which eportedly was gifted to the scientist in 1933 by Oscar Steger ...

A violin once owned by Albert Einstein sold for $516,500 at the New York-based Bonhams auction house on Friday. The instrument, which eportedly was gifted to the scientist in 1933 by Oscar Steger ...

A violin crafted for, and belonging to, Albert Einstein has achieved $516,500 at a Bonhams auction in New York. The first Einstein violin to ever be offered at auction set a new record for ...

A violin once owned by Albert Einstein was sold at a New York auction house over the weekend for $516,500. The instrument was sold for more than three times its catalog estimate of $150,000.

A rare Stradivarius violin that once belonged to Albert Einstein's teacher has fetched more than $15 million at an auction in New York. The rare violin, made in Italy in 1714 and dubbed the "Da ...

NEW YORK: A violin that belonged to the famed physicist Albert Einstein has sold for a whopping £373,000. The genius Einstein had a great love of the instrument, which he had been ...

A VIOLIN that belonged to genius Albert Einstein who later gifted it to a janitor's son has emerged for sale for £110,000. The famed physicist played the stringed instrument since the age of six ...

After all, Einstein Sr. wanted Albert to be an engineer. ... In Genius, Einstein is shown expertly playing the violin, because “by many accounts, he was quite good at playing,” says Biller.

Albert Einstein wasn't only a gifted scientist, but an avid music enthusiast. On March 14, his birthday, we delve into his second love. ... Einstein named his violin Lina, ...

Actor and musician Johnny Flynn was in tune with Albert Einstein long before he played the famed physicist in National Geographic’s anthology series “Genius.” Not only do they both share the ...