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Portrait of Louis XIV

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Printmaker: Nanteuil, Robert
Draughtsman: Nanteuil, Robert (After)
Publisher: Nanteuil, Robert

Portrait of Mark Beaufoy

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Printmaker: Green, Valentine
Artist: Gainsborough, Thomas (After)

Portrait of Rembrandt

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Printmaker: Earlom, Richard
Painter: Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn (After)
Publisher: Boydell, John

Folding fan

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Maker: Unknown

Penny

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Ruler: Coenwulf (796-821)
Moneyer: Dealla
Mint: Canterbury

Penny

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Ruler: Coenwulf (796-821)
Moneyer: Tidbeorht
Mint: Canterbury

Penny

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Ruler: Coenwulf (796-821)
Moneyer: Sæbeorht
Mint: Canterbury
Wulfred (Archbishop of Canterbury)

Penny

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Ruler: Edward the Elder (899-924)
Moneyer: Deora

Penny

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Ruler: Edward the Elder (899-924)
Moneyer: Wulfræd
Production place: Wessex (Possible)

Penny

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Ruler: Edward the Elder (899-924)

Portrait medal

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Maker: John Skelton (1923-99)

Italian Medals

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Maker: Gambello, Vittore

Other European Medals

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Maker: Faltz, Raymond

One of two contemporary German medals by Hans Karl Burgeff (1928-2005), duplicates from a group offered by the artist’s long-term partner, Frau Irmgard Lauscher-Koch, to Münzkabinettet, Berlin (others passed to the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, and the British Museum):

One of three Finnish medals: Edelfelt was one of Finland's most successful painters and his untimely death in 1905 caused much grief. The sculptor Ville Vallgren was also well known around 1900, and he is still remembered as a legendary bohemian. Both lived much of their lives in Paris. Vallgren made a number of medals, most of which are somewhat indifferent. The medal commemorating his old friend Edelfelt is an exception: it is surely one of the best Finnish medals of the early 20th century. On Vallgren see Forrer, Dictionary, VI, pp. 188–90.

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Maker: Aaltonen, Wäinö

One of three twentieth-century medals: This, the first and one of the finest portrait medals of Churchill, was commissioned by Hodder & Stoughton to serve as an illustration for the jacket of a book: Philip Guedalla, Mr Churchill – A Portrait (1941). A copy of the book accompanies the medal.

One of three Finnish medals: Edelfelt was one of Finland's most successful painters and his untimely death in 1905 caused much grief. The sculptor Ville Vallgren was also well known around 1900, and he is still remembered as a legendary bohemian. Both lived much of their lives in Paris. Vallgren made a number of medals, most of which are somewhat indifferent. The medal commemorating his old friend Edelfelt is an exception: it is surely one of the best Finnish medals of the early 20th century. On Vallgren see Forrer, Dictionary, VI, pp. 188–90.

Maker(s)

Maker: Qvist, Gerda

One of three twentieth-century medals: This, the first and one of the finest portrait medals of Churchill, was commissioned by Hodder & Stoughton to serve as an illustration for the jacket of a book: Philip Guedalla, Mr Churchill – A Portrait (1941). A copy of the book accompanies the medal.

Maker(s)

Maker: Heino, Raimo

One of two Finnish medals: Taisto Ahtola (1917-2000) was a painter, the director of Hämeenlinna Art Museum and a titular professor. The portrayal as Pan with a cigar and pot-belly apparently refer to his being a bon vivant, while the nudity perhaps reflects the tradition of the Finnish sauna.

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Maker: Heino, Raimo

One of three further 20th-century Finish medals:

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Maker: Hiltunen, Eila

One of three further 20th-century Finish medals:

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Maker: Renvall, Essi

One of eight decorations and prize medals awarded to Professor Sir Grahame Clark (1907-95), sometime Master of Peterhouse, five other medals of his, and two photographic medals awarded to Lady Clark's father, W. L. White. Personal awards:

One of eight decorations and prize medals awarded to Professor Sir Grahame Clark (1907-95), sometime Master of Peterhouse, five other medals of his, and two photographic medals awarded to Lady Clark's father, W. L. White. Personal awards:

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Maker: Svensson, Gunvor

One of five plaster models (3 obverse and 2 reverse) in different states for the portrait medal of Philip Grierson, by Avril Vaughan, 1990.

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Maker: Vaughan, Avril