拍品专文
Cf. G.F. Hill, The Gustav Dreyfus Collection: Renaissance Medals, 1931, no. 568, Pl. CXXV for the portrait medal of Marie de Medicis by Dupré after which the present example is cast.
Property Sold By Order Of
The University Trustees of
THE WILLIAM ROCKHILL NELSON TRUST
Kansas City, Missouri
*THREE BRONZE MEDALS
细节
*THREE BRONZE MEDALS
Including a portrait medal of Marie de Medicis after Guillaume Dupré, the reverse inscribed with museum accession number '67-5', and a pair of portrait medals of Louis XIII and Anne of Brittany after Nicolas Leclerc and Jean de Saint-Priest, the reverses inscribed with museum accession numbers '73-45/1' and '73-45/2' ----- 4in. (10.2cm.) diam. and 4 3/8in. (11.1 cm.) diam.; together with a Belgian marble or slate model for an oval portrait medallion of Andreas Imhoff after Valentin Maler, the reverse inscribed with museum accession number '60-71' ----- 2 7/8in. (7.4cm.) high (4)
Including a portrait medal of Marie de Medicis after Guillaume Dupré, the reverse inscribed with museum accession number '67-5', and a pair of portrait medals of Louis XIII and Anne of Brittany after Nicolas Leclerc and Jean de Saint-Priest, the reverses inscribed with museum accession numbers '73-45/1' and '73-45/2' ----- 4in. (10.2cm.) diam. and 4 3/8in. (11.1 cm.) diam.; together with a Belgian marble or slate model for an oval portrait medallion of Andreas Imhoff after Valentin Maler, the reverse inscribed with museum accession number '60-71' ----- 2 7/8in. (7.4cm.) high (4)