List of medalists F – K

The list contains medalists who are suitable for an article in Wikipedia and who, full-time or as artist-medalists, have created work whose life and work, including individual works in the field of medal art , are the subject of scientific research. An additional point of reference can be the inclusion in national public collections, the large coin cabinets. It is primarily a find list that is intended to open up the relevant Wikipedia articles, and secondarily also a work list that goes beyond the access via the Wikipedia category system.

In general, medalists who cannot write an article for Wikipedia due to a lack of suitable information are not listed; this excludes those who are only of interest to collectors within numismatics and in their databases, special collections, sales or auction catalogs. The aim is not to make this list complete.

New entries for which no separate article exists should be presented on the list discussion page and their relevance should be explained in advance.

The table can be sorted by name, life data and impact data. If z. B. If no exact dates of life are known, the entry is sorted according to the century of birth. The dates of the period of activity are always sorted according to the respective centuries, which allows a breakdown of epochs. For the red links (article not yet available), a source for the first entry should always be given in the Comments column.

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Surname	Life dates	Effective time	country	comment
F.
Richard Daniel Fabricius	1863-1923	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Antonio Fabris	1790-1865	19th century	Italy	Receipt:
Angelica Bellonata Facius	1806-1887	19th century	Germany
Friedrich Wilhelm Facius	1764-1843	18th century, 19th century	Germany
Giovanni Falier		16th century	Italy	also: Giovanni Faletro , Giovanni Faller ; Source:
Raimund Faltz	1658-1703	17th century, 18th century	Germany / Sweden	Signature: R F
István Béla Farkas	1915-2005	20th century, 21st century	Hungary	Receipt:
Wilhelm Fassbinder	1858-1915	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Richard-Camille Fath	1900-1952	20th century	France	Signature: FATH
Hanns Fechner	1860-1931	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Reinhold Felderhoff	1865-1919	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Giuseppe Ferraris	1794-1869	19th century	Italy	Receipt:
Alfons Feuerle	1885-1968	20th century	Germany	Receipt: and offline
Filarete	approx. 1400-1469	15th century	Italy	actually: Antonio di Pietro Averlino
Niccolò Fiorentino also Spinelli, Niccolò di Forzore	1430-1514	15th century, 16th century	Italy	Receipt:
Ferdinand August Fischer	1805-1866	19th century	Germany	Signatures: A. FISCHER; AF
Johann Karl Fischer	1802-1865	19th century	Germany	Signature: KF monogram
Wilfried Fitzenreiter	1932-2008	20th century	Germany
John Flaxman	1755-1826	18th century, 19th century	Great Britain
Florian Flierl	* 1955	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Marco Flierl	* 1963	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Karl Foell	1908-2000	20th century	Germany	Design of coins of the FRG between 1955 and 1979
Annibale Fontana	1540-1587	16th century	Italy	Receipt:
Richard Forster	1873-1956	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Joachim Forster	1500-1579	16th century	Germany	Receipt:
Giovacchino Fortini	1671-1736	17th century, 18th century	Italy	Receipt:
Marian Fountain	* 1960 Auckland-Otahuhu	20th century, 21st century	New Zealand / France	Receipt:
Lorenzo Fragni gen. Parmense	1548 – after 1618	16th century, 17th century	Italy	Receipt:
João Fragoso	1913 Caldas da Rainha - 2000 Lisbon	20th century	Portugal	Receipt:
Édouard Fraisse	1880-1945	20th century	France	Receipt: and offline.
Francesco Antonio da Brescia		16th century, approx. 1518–1523	Italy	Receipt:
Francesco Francia	1447-1517	15th century, 16th century	Italy
Anthony de Francisci	1887 Palermo - 1964 New York	20th century	Italy / USA	Receipt: and offline.
Ettore Lorenzo Frapiccini	* 1957 Buenos Aires	20th century 21st century	Italy	Signature: ELF
James Earle Fraser	1876-1953	20th century	United States
Hans Frei	1868 Basel - 1947 Basel-Riehen	19th century; 20th century	Switzerland	Receipt:
Hedwig Frei	1905 Basel - 1958 Basel-Riehen	20th century	Switzerland	Receipt:
Jobst Freudner	† before 1555	16th century	Germany	also: Freudener , seal cutter
Wolfgang Friedrich	* 1947	20th century	Germany
Hermann Fritz	1873-1948	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Bernhard Frydag	1879-1916	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Heinrich Friedrich Füger	1751-1818	18th century, 19th century	Austria
Christoph Füssl	active in Kremnitz from 1643 until his death in 1561	16th century	Austria (Slovakia)	Receipt:
Shigeo Fukuda	1932-2009	20th century, 21st century	Japan
Else Fürst	1873-1943	19th century, 20th century	Germany	* June 25, 1873 in Leipzig; † 1943 in Theresienstadt
Mathias Furthmair	1940 - 2015 Speicher , Rhineland-Palatinate	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt: and offline
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Arthur Galambos	1883–?	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
André Galle	1761-1844	18th century, 19th century	France
Ettore Galli	1811 Varano de 'Melegari , Province of Parma - 1841 Vienna	19th century	Italy	Receipt: offline
Antonio Gambello	† before 1481	15th century	Italy	Proof : Architect, stonemason Proof as medalist?
Vittore Gambello gen. Camelio	around 1460–1537	15th century, 16th century	Italy	Proof: son of Antonio Gambello; Mint master in Venice.
József Garányi	* 1928 Budapest	20th century, 21st century	Hungary	Signature: GJ. Design of the 200 forint coin for the 150th anniversary of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Budapest.
Frank Gasparro	1909-2001	20th century	United States	Receipt:
Yvette Gastauer-Claire	* 1957 Esch-an-der-Alzette	20th century, 21st century	Luxembourg
August Gaul	1869-1921	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Franz Gaul	1802-1874	19th century	Austria	known for the double-headed eagle
Matthes Gebel	around 1500–1574	16th century	Germany
Johann Conrad Geiss	1771-1846	18th century, 19th century	Germany
Vincenzo Gemito	1852-1929	19th century, 20th century	Italy	Receipt:
Antonio Maria de Gennaro	1679-1744	18th century	Italy / Austria
Julie Genthe	1869-1938	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Theodor Georgii	1883-1963	20th century	Germany
Christoforo Geremia , also: Christophorus Hierimia, Christophorus Hierimiae, Christophorus de Geremiis de Mantua	around 1430–1473	15th century	Italy	Receipt:
Johann Gerger	1805 Vienna - 1872	19th century	Austria-Hungary	Engraver in Kremnitz 1829 - 1858
Carl Gerl	1857 Kremnitz, Slovakia - 1907 ibid	19th century, 20th century	Austria-Hungary	Also Karl Gerl and Károly Gerl. 1st engraver at the Hungarian Mint in Kremnitz since 1884. and offline
Wilhelm Gerstel	1879-1963	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Hans Gerstmayr	1882-1987	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Gerhard Geyer	1907-1989	20th century	Germany
Otto Geyer	1843-1914	20th century	Germany
Ernst Moritz Geyger	1861-1941	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Pietro Giampaoli	1898-1998	20th century	Italy
Francesco Giannone	1906-1996	20th century	Italy	Receipt:
Ludwig Gies	1887-1966	20th century	Germany
Wilhelm Giesecke	1854-1917	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Mary Gaskell Gillick OBE	1881-1965	19th century, 20th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Raffaele Evaristo Luigi Giorgi	1848 Lucca - 1912 Rome	19th century, 20th century	Italy	Receipt:
Giuseppe Girometti	1780-1851	19th century	Italy
Pietro Girometti	1812-1859	19th century	Italy	Son of Giuseppe Girometti; Receipt:
Oskar Glöckler	1893 Stuttgart - 1938 ibid	20th century	Germany	Signature: OG (monogram).
Werner Godec	* 1946	20th century	Germany
Bernd Göbel	* 1942	20th century	Germany
Edmond Goergen	1914-2000	20th century	Luxembourg
Guido Goetz	1912-1992	20th century	Germany	Son of Karl Goetz
Karl Goetz	1875-1950	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Gottlieb Goetze	active in Berlin 1830–1840	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Wilhelm Goetze	* 1881 Ludwigshafen-Friedensau / Pfalz	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Edmund Gomansky	1854-1930	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Pierre Wautier van de Goor	1783 Antwerp - 1851 Utrecht	19th century	Belgium and the Netherlands	Receipt:
Ernst Gorsemann	1886-1960	20th century	Germany
Theodor von Gosen	1873-1943	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Józef Gosławski	1908-1963	20th century	Poland
Juan Gottuzo	1858-1924	19th century, 20th century	Argentina	Receipt: and offline
Alf Gerhard grave	1880 Gothenburg - 1966 Stockholm	19th century, 20th century	Sweden	Signature: G
Maya grave	* 1974 Sempach (Switzerland)	20th century, 21st century	Switzerland and Germany
Paul Grandhomme	1851-1944	19th century, 20th century	France
Anton Grath	1881-1956	20th century	Austria
Werner Graul	1905-1984	20th century	Germany
Emilio Greco	1913-1995	20th century	Italy
Daniel Greiner	1872-1943	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Edwin Grienauer	1893-1964	20th century	Austria
Johann Georg Grohmann	Mint master of the Dresden Mint 1833–1844	19th century	Kingdom of Saxony, Germany	Signature: G
Heinrich Peter Großkurt	active 1675–1734 last in Dresden	17th century, 18th century	Kingdom of Saxony, Germany	Signatures: HPG; GROSKVRT; G.
Hugo Grünthal	1869 Beuthen , Upper Silesia - 1943 Berlin	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Owner of the company Robert Ball Nachf. Berlin. Publisher of medals a. a. together with Paul Sturm.
Arthur K. Grupp	1929 Plochingen am Neckar -	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Group of Fuggers		active around 1541	Germany	Receipt?
Group of Cardinal Albrecht		active around 1537	Germany	Receipt?
Johannes Grützke	1937-2017	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Waldemar Grzimek	1918-1984	20th century	Germany	Document as a medalist?
Helmuth Gsöllpointner	* 1933	20th century, 21st century	Austria
Andrea Guazzalotti	1435-1495	15th century	Italy	Receipt:
Max Gube	1844-1904	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Helmut Güldner	1923-1977	20th century	Germany
Richard Guhr	1873-1956	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Anton Guillemard	1747-1812	18th century, 19th century	France and Austria	Receipt:
Wolfgang H. Günzel	* 1939 Berlin	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Peter Götz Güttler	* 1939	20th century, 21st century	Germany
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Harald Haacke	1924-2004	20th century	Germany
Ludwig Habich	1872-1949	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Friedrich Hagenauer	approx. 1490/1500 – after 1546	16th century	Germany
Emanuel Hahn	1881-1957	19th century, 20th century	Germany and Canada	Receipt:
Hermann Hahn (sculptor)	1868-1945	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Horst Hahne (medalist)	* 1940	20th century, 21st century	Australia	Signature HH
Heikki Häiväoja	* 1929 Jämsä, Finland	19th century, 20th century	Finland
Heinrich Friedrich Halter	active 1693 as a mint in Braunschweig and from 1698 to 1719 as mint master and engraver in Magdeburg	17th century, 18th century	Germany	Signature HFH
Alberto Hamerani	1620-1677	17th century	Italy	Receipt:
Ermenegildo Hamerani	1683-1756	17th century, 18th century	Italy	Receipt:
Ferdinando Hamerani	1730-1789	18th century	Italy	Receipt:
Gioacchino Hamerani	1766–?	18th century, 19th century	Italy	J HAMERANI receipt:
Giovanni Hamerani	1763-1846	18th century, 19th century	Italy	G • HAMERANI receipt:
Giovanni Martino Hamerani	1646-1705	17th century	Italy	Receipt:
Ottone Hamerani	1694-1761	18th century	Italy	Receipt:
Stanley James Hammond MBE	1913 Trentham, Victoria - 2000 Melbourne	20th century	Australia	Receipt:
John Gregory Hancock	active in Birmingham 1775-1815	18th century, 19th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Hans Eduard Hanisch-Concée	* 1897 Arad, Romania - after 1957	20th century	Austria and Germany
Johannes Hansky	1925-2004	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Georges Hantz	1846-1920	19th century, 20th century	Switzerland	Receipt:
Jiri (Georg) Harcuba	1928-2013	20th century, 21st century	Czech Republic	Receipt:
Lucia Maria Hardegen	* 1951	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Danuta Haremska	* 1954	20th century, 21st century	Poland and Norway	Receipt:
Johann Baptist Harnisch	1777-1826	18th century, 19th century	Austria	Receipt:
Laurent Joseph Hart	1810-1860	19th century	Belgium	Receipt:
Peter Hartenbeck	around 1550-1616		Germany	active in Spain and Austria
Arnold Hartig	1878-1972	20th century	Austria
Grete Hartmann	1869-1946	19th century, 20th century	Austria	born chrobak and offline
Hans Hartmann-MacLean	1862-1946		Germany
Evelyn Hartnick-Geismeier	1931-2017		Germany
Hartwig brothers	Medalists in Offenbach am Main	19th century	Germany	Creator of the commemorative coin 1862 for the German Shooting Festival Frankfurt am Main and various shooting medals in Switzerland.
Max Haseroth	* 1856 Altenburg - after 1910	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Philipp Häusler	1887 Panczowa (Hungary), today Pančevo , Serbia - 1966 Frankfurt am Main.	19th century, 20th century	Austria and Germany	Signature: Monogram FH
Paul Haustein	1880-1944	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Georg Hautsch	1659 Nuremberg –1745 Vienna	17th century, 18th century	Germany, Austria	Receipt:
Wilhelm Haverkamp	1864-1929		Germany
Johann Karl von Hedlinger	1691-1771	18th century	Switzerland / Sweden
Jakob August Heer	1867-1922	19th century, 20th century	Switzerland
Max Heilmaier	1869-1923	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Raimo Heino	1932-1995	20th century	Finland
Reinhart Heinsdorff	1923-2002	20th century	Germany
Josef Heise	* 1885 active in Weimar	20th century	Germany	Receipt: offline
August Ludwig Held	1805 Altenburg - 1839 Berlin	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Hermann Held	* 1872?	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Emil Helfricht	1878–1908 Gotha	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Ferdinand Helfricht	1809-1892	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Peippo Uolevi Helle	* 1912 Jyväskylä, Finland	20th century	Finland	Signature H
Johannes Henke	1924-2008	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Signature: jh
Ernst Herter	1846-1917	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Marit Hertzdahl-Hartman	* 1938 The Hague	20th century, 21st century	Netherlands	Receipt:
Dr. WJ van Heteren	1933–1942 Rijks Muntmeester in Utrecht	20th century	Netherlands	Receipt:
Leopold Heuberger	1786 Vienna - 1839 Alsergrund, (Alser)	18th century, 19th century	Austria	Receipt: and offline
Michael Hibbit	* 1947 London, England	20th century, 21st century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Adolf von Hildebrand	1847-1921	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Johann Heinrich Hille	† 1798	18th century	Germany	Münzwardein in Frankfurt 1790–1798
Nicholas Hilliard	circa 1547-1619	16th century	United Kingdom
Elisabeth Hirzel-Burgrave	Art medal around 1900	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Alexander Höfer	1877-1937	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Tubal courtier	1806 Suhl - 1886	19th century	Germany	Student of Johann Veit Döll
Alfred Hofmann	1879-1958	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Otto Hofner	1879-1946	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Ferdinand Hoffstätter	Company founded in Bonn in 1818	19th century, 20th century, 21st century	Germany
Rudi Högner	1907-1995		Germany
Johann Höhn junior	1640-1693	17th century	Germany	Receipt:
Copius Hoitsema	1867 Groningen - 1958 Zuidlaren	19th century, 20th century	Netherlands	Proof: Mintmark: Seahorse.
Albert Holl	1890-1970	20th century	Germany
Léo Holmgren	1904-1989	20th century	Sweden	Receipt:
Johann Georg Holtzhey	1729-1808	18th century, 19th century	Netherlands	Receipt:
Martin Holtzhey	1697-1764	18th century	Germany and the Netherlands	Receipt:
Franz Friedrich Homberg	1851 Magdeburg - 1922 Bern	19th century, 20th century	Germany and Switzerland	Receipt:
Claus Homfeld	* 1933 Bremen	20th century, 21st century	Germany	also Klaus Homfeld
Margarete Hoenerbach	1848-1924	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Christian Höpfner	* 1939-2014	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Romeyn de Hooghe	1645-1708	17th century, 18th century	Netherlands
Jaroslav Horejc	1886 Prague - 1983 ibid	20th century	Czech Republic	Signature J H
Friedrich Wilhelm Hörnlein	1873-1945	19th century, 20th century	Germany	also Fritz Hörnlein
Richard Horn (sculptor)	1898-1989	20th century	Germany	Medalist?
Leo Horovitz	1876 ​​Gniezno, Grand Duchy of Poznan - 1964 London, England	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Hermann Hosaeus	1875-1958	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Keith Arthur Howes	* 1927		United Kingdom	Receipt?
Heinz Hoyer	* 1949		Germany
Paula von der Hude	1874-1957	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
August Hudler	1868-1905	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Henri Huguenin	1879-1920	20th century	Switzerland	Receipt:
Roger Huguenin	1906-1990	20th century	Switzerland	Receipt:
Fritz Huguenin-Jacot	1845 Le Locle, Canton of Neuchâtel - 1915 Le Locle	19th century, 20th century	Switzerland	Receipt:
Ludwig Hujer	1872-1968	19th century, 20th century	Austria	Receipt: and offline
August Hummel	1866 Stuttgart - 1933 Nuremberg	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Ingeborg Hunzinger	1915-2009	20th century	Germany	Medalist?
Victor Huster	* 1955	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Jaroslav F. Huta	* 1940 Charvátská Nová Ves, Czech Republic	20th century, 21st century	Canada	Receipt:
Paul Huybrechts	* 1951 Winksele Belgium	20th century, 21st century	Belgium	Receipt:
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Bonaventure Ingen-Housz	1881-1953	19th century, 20th century	Netherlands	Proof: sculptor, no proof as a medalist.
Thomas Wells Ingram	1799-1844	19th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Haralambie Ionescu	1913 Curtea de Argeș , Romania - 1977 Bucharest	20th century	Romania	Receipt:
Christopher Ironside	1913-1992	20th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
József Ispánki	1906 Budapest - 1992 ibid	20th century	Hungary	Receipt offline.
István Iván	1905-1967	20th century	Hungary	Receipt:
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Toivo Jaatinen	1926-2017	20th century	Finland	Receipt:
Johann Ludwig Jachtmann	1776-1842	19th century	Germany
Hans Jacob |	Mint master in Dresden 1625 - 1635 †	17th century	Germany	Receipt:
Reinhard Jacob	* 1951	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Meinhard Jacoby	1873-1956	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Jacopo Nizzola da Trezzo	1515 / 1519-1589	16th century	Italy	Evidence: Jacopo Nizzola, called: da Trezzo
Andreas Jähnig	* 1951	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Wilhelm Jaeger	1888-1979	20th century	Germany
Adolf Jäger , called Pfennig-Jäger	1895-1983	20th century	Germany
Johannes Janda	1827-1875	19th century	Germany	Medalist?
Gerhard Janensch	1860-1933	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Anna Jarnuszkiewicz	1935 Warsaw -	20th century, 21st century	Poland	Receipt:
Jerzy Mieczysław Jarnuszkiewicz	1919 Kalisch - 2005 Warsaw	20th century, 21st century	Poland	Signature: JJ
Jo Jastram	1928-2011	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Medalist?
Wojciech Jastrzębowski	1884-1963	20th century	Poland	Receipt: and offline.
Heinrich Jauner	1833-1912	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Gunnar Jensen	1863-1948	19th century, 20th century	Denmark	actually: Knud Gunnar Jensen
Anton Zvone Jezovsek	1935 Gutenstein in Carinthia , today Slovenia - 2017 Sankt Blasien , Baden-Württemberg	20th century; 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Joaquin Jimenez	* 1956 Saumur (Maine-et-Loire)	20th century, 21st century	France
Heinrich Jobst	1874-1943	20th century	Germany
Raymond Joly-Clare	1911-2006	20th century, 21st century	France	Receipt:
Elizabeth Jones	* 1935	20th century	United States	11. Chief Engraver of the United States Mint
Jacques Jonghelinck	1530 Antwerp - 1606 ibid	16th century	Netherlands, now Belgium.	Receipt:
Julius Götsch Jordanl	1864-1903	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Adolphe Christian Jouvenel	1798-1867	19th century	Belgium	Receipt:
Laurent Jorio	* 1973 Bouaké, Ivory Coast	20th century, 21st century	France
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Ludwig tile	1791-1878	19th century	Germany	Signature: K
Josef Kapitz	1910 Teplitz-Schoenau (now the Czech Republic) –1982 Königswinter	20th century	Austria and Germany	Receipt:
Eduard Kaempffer	1859-1926	19th century, 20th century	Germany	There is no evidence of an important medalist, a wedding medal is known
Josef Kaiser	* 1954	20th century, 21st century	Austria
Leopold von Kalckreuth	1855-1928	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Otto Kallenbach	1911-1992	20th century	Germany
Heinrich Ernst Karl	1781-1854	18th century, 19th century	Austria	Receipt:
Arvid Karlsteen , also: Karlstén	1647-1718	17th century, 18th century	Sweden
Hugo Kaufmann	1868-1919	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Heinrich Kautsch	1859-1943	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Max von Kawaczynski	1860 Eisenach - 19 ??	19th century, 20th century	Germany	last active 1908
David van der Kellen the Elder	1764-1825	18th century, 19th century	Netherlands	I, artist family, document:
David van der Kellen the Younger	1804-1879	18th century, 19th century	Netherlands	II, son of Van der Kellen d. Ä., Father of David van der Kellen (painter, 1827–1895) and Johan Philip van der Kellen (1831–1906) .
Johan Philip van der Kellen	1831-1906	19th century	Netherlands	2nd son of Van der Kellen d. J., document:
Hans Kels the Elder	approx. 1480 / 1485–1559	16th century	Germany	Family of artists of the 16th century. Document:
Hans Kels the Younger	approx. 1510-1565	16th century	Germany	Artist family of the 16th century. Son of Hans Kels the Elder. Ä. Receipt:
Veit Kels	approx. 1513 / 14–1594 / 95	16th century	Germany	Artist family of the 16th century. Son of Hans Kels the Elder. Ä. Receipt:
A. Kersting	1865 active in London, England	19th century	Germany and United Kingdom	Medal for the opening of the German Gymnasium (German Gymnasium) in London in 1865.
Henry Kettle & Sons	active in Birmingham 1792–1830	18th century, 19th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Jan Alfons Keustermans	* 1940 Antwerp-Hoboken	20th century, 21st century	Belgium
Emil Kiemlen	1869-1956	20th century	Germany	no evidence of an important medalist
Agatha Kill	* 1948	20th century, 21st century	Germany
András Kiss Nagy	1930-1997	20th century	Hungary
Heinrich Kissing	1850 founder of Kissing GmbH in Menden .	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Richard Kissling	1848-1919	19th century, 20th century	Switzerland
Georg Wilhelm Kittel	1694-1769	18th century	Germany	Son of Johann Kittel , document:
Johann Kittel	1656-1740	17th century, 18th century	Germany	Wroclaw artist family from the 17th to 18th centuries Century, document:
Johann Gottlieb Kittel	1688-1727	17th century, 18th century	Germany	Son of Johann Kittel , older brother of Georg Wilhelm Kittel , evidence:
Philipp Kittler	1861-1944	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Ruprecht Niclas Kitzkatz	1587-1642	17th century	Germany	Receipt:
Alexei Alexejewitsch Klepikow	1803-1852	19th century	Russia	Document: Year of birth also: 1801
Carla Klein	* 1943	20th century	Netherlands	Receipt:
Max Klein	1847-1908	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Richard Klein	1890-1967	20th century	Germany
Friedrich Kleinert	1633-1714	17th century, 18th century	Germany	Receipt:
Fritz Klimsch	1870-1960	19th century, 20th century	Germany	It was on Hitler's list of those gifted by God
Max Klinger	1857-1920	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Wilfried Klink	* 1951 Wismar	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Bettina Klink-von Woyski	Berlin sculptor since the end of the 20th century.	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Design of GDR commemorative coins .
Hubert Klinkel	* 1939	20th century	Germany	Willy Brandt designed the 2 DM coin
Silvia Klöde-Hoffmann	* 1956 Kleinmachnow, Brandenburg	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Karl Knappe	1884-1970	20th century	Germany	Medalist?
Milan Knobloch	* 1921	20th century	Czech Republic
Georg Knoll	Münzwardein in Nuremberg 1779–1799	18th century	Germany	Signature together with mint master Riedner: KR (N)
Johann Christian Koch	1680-1742	18th century	Germany	Coin engraver from the Gotha Mint
Josef Koelblinger	1912-1993	20th century	Austria
Johannes Ködding	1876-1959	20th century	Germany	Receipt: offline
Anton Friedrich König	1756-1838	18th century, 19th century	Germany	Son of the miniature painter of the same name Anton Friedrich König (painter) . Signature: K
Friedrich Anton König	1794 Breslau - 1844 Dresden	19th century	Germany	Son of Anton Friedrich König (1756–1838) Document:
Fritz Koenig	1924-2017	20th century	Germany	no reference to medalist in the article
Fritz König (medalist)	1866 Erlangen - after 1935	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Helmut König	1934-2017	20th century	Germany
Heinrich Koerner	1908-1993	20th century	Germany	Created the 5 DM commemorative coin for Theodor Fontane
Hans Köttenstorfer	1911-1995	20th century	Austria	Chief engraver of the Vienna Mint
Moissey Kogan	1879-1943	20th century	changing	Russian-Jewish sculptor, born in Bessarabia, died in Auschwitz
Zdeněk Kolarsky	* 1931 Kostelec nad Orlicí, Bohemia -	20th century, 21st century	Czech Republic	Receipt:
Georg Kolbe	1877-1947	20th century	Germany
Heinrich Koppers	Mint master in Cologne 1723–1735	18th century	Germany
Mario Korbel	1882-1954	19th century, 20th century	Austria-Hungary and United States of America
Fred Kormis	1894 Frankfurt am Main - 1986	20th century	Germany and United Kingdom	Receipt:
Johann Jakob Kornmann , called il Cormano	† 1649	17th century	Germany	Active in Venice, Rome (papal coin), was subject to the Inquisition because he had depicted Pope Innocent X with his sister-in-law Olimpia Maidalchini on a medal ; also Kornemano; Receipt:
József Kótai	* 1940 Sopron (Ödenburg), Hungary	20th century, 21st century	Hungary	Signature: KJ
Franz Kounitzky	1880-1928	20th century	Austria	Active at the Vienna Central Mint; Receipt:
Wacław Kowalik	1913 Studzianki - 1983 Warsaw	20th century	Poland	Receipt:
Klaus Kowalski	* 1929	20th century, 21st century	Germany	FIDEM 1983-2010; Receipt:
Joseph Kowarzik	1860-1911	19th century, 20th century	Austria active in Germany	Older brother of Rudolf Kowarzik , evidence:
Rudolf Kowarzik	1871-1940	19th century, 20th century	Austria active in Germany	Younger brother of Joseph Kowarzik , evidence:
Hans Krafft the Elder	before 1500; † 1542?	16th century	Germany	also: power .
Arnold Kramer	1863-1918	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Alexander Kraumann	1870-1956	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
August Kraus	1868-1934	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Damian Krauwinckel	active 1543–1581 in Nuremberg	16th century	Germany	Receipt:
Egidius Krauwinckel	active 1570–1613 in Nuremberg	16th century, 17th century	Germany	Receipt:
Hans Krauwinckel I		active 1562–1586 in Nuremberg	Germany
Hans Krauwinckel II		active 1586–1635 in Nuremberg	Germany	Receipt:
Franz Paul Krischker	1896-1955	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Albrecht Krieger	1663-1726	17th century, 18th century	Germany	Receipt:
Frederik Christopher Krohn	1806 Sorø - 1883 Copenhagen	19th century	Denmark	Receipt:
Arthur Kruger	1866 – after 1927	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Carl Reinhard Kruger	1794-1879	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Christian Joseph Kruger	1759-1814	18th century, 19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Friedrich Heinrich Kruger	1749-1805	18th century, 19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Ortrud Krüger-Stohlmann	Sculptor in Bad Homburg vd Höhe	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Proof: Medalist of the St. George plaque.
Hans Krug the Elder	around 1455-1519	15th century, 16th century	Germany	Receipt:
Hans Krug the Younger	1485-1528	16th century	Germany	Receipt:
Ludwig jug	around 1490–1532	16th century	Germany	Receipt:
George Kruger Gray	1880-1943	20th century	United Kingdom
Bruno Kruse	1855-after 1923	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Ernst Wilhelm Kubiena	1902-1973	20th century	Austria	Receipt: and offline.
Conrad Heinrich Küchler	1746 Hessen-Darmstadt –1810 Birmingham, England	18th century, 19th century	Germany, United Kingdom	Receipt:
Rudolf Küchler	1867-after 1954	19th century, 20th century	Austria Germany
Carl Kühl	1864–?	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Georg Albrecht (Albert) Ferdinand Küner	1819 Lindau, Bavaria - 1906 San Francisco, USA	19th century, 20th century	Germany and United States
Pertti Kukkonen	* 1954	20th century, 21st century	Finland	Receipt:
Friedrich Wilhelm Kullrich	1821-1887	19th century	Germany
Reinhard Kullrich	1869-1947	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Gustav Friedrich Wilhelm Kumm	1861-1939	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Wolf-Eike Kuntsche	* 1941	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Lilla Kunvari	1897-1984	20th century	Hungary	Receipt:
László Kutas	* 1936 Budapest	20th century, 21st century	Hungary	Receipt:

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

literature

• Ulrich Thieme , Felix Becker (Hrsg.): Thieme-Becker | General Lexicon of Visual Artists from Antiquity to the Present. Seemann, Leipzig 1907–1950. (Citation form: Thieme-Becker ).
• Hans Vollmer (arrangement and ed.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists of the XX. Century. Seemann, Leipzig 1907–1950.
• Leonard Forrer : Biographical dictionary of medallists, coin-, gem-, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, etc. ancient and modern. With references to their works, BC 500 - AD 1900. London 1902-1930. 6 volumes.
  • Volume 1, (A – D), 1904 (University of Michigan)
  • Volume 2, (E – H), 1907 ( archive.org )
  • Volume 3, (I – Maz), 1907 ( archive.org )
  • Volume 4, (MB – Q) 1909 ( archive.org )
  • Volume 5, (R – S) 1912 ( archive.org )
  • Volume 6, (T – Z) 1916 ( archive.org )
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• Max Bernhart : Medals and Plaques. A guide for collectors and enthusiasts. 3rd edition completely revised by Tyll Kroha. Klinkhardt and Biermann, Munich 1984, ISBN 3-7814-0242-8 . ( archive.org - 2nd edition 1920).

Germany

• Martin Heidemann: Medal art in Germany from 1895 to 1914. Berlin 1998, ISBN 3-7861-1416-1 , pp. 489-516. (Short biographies of the artist medalists.).
• Wolfgang Steguweit (Hrsg.): The medal and commemorative coin of the 20th century in Germany. Berlin 2000, ISBN 3-88609-443-X , pp. 326-346.
• Eva Wipplinger, Ulf Dräger (ed.): Medal artists in Germany. Halle (Saale) / Bonn 1993, ISBN 3-86105-066-8 .
• Ulf Dräger, Andrea Stock: The world in miniature: German medal art today, 2000–2006. (= The art medal in Germany. Volume 23). Moritzburg Foundation, Halle 2007, ISBN 978-3-937751-54-2 .

Italy

• Julius Friedlaender : The Italian show coins of the fifteenth century 1430–1530. A contribution to cultural history. Weidmann, Berlin 1882 ( archive.org ).

Web links

Commons : Medallists  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Medals in the interactive catalog of the Münzkabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin

Individual evidence

1. ^ L. Forrer: Fabris, Antonio . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 64 f .
2. ^ L. Forrer: Fabris, Antonio . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 286 f .
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4. ↑ Falier (Faletro), Giovanni . In: Ulrich Thieme (Hrsg.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists from Antiquity to the Present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 11 : Erman-Fiorenzo . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1915, p. 230 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
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16. ↑ 5 DM commemorative coins 1952–1979. Official sales point for collector coins of the Federal Republic of Germany. Federal Office for Central Services and Unresolved Property Issues, accessed on May 10, 2017 . 
17. ^ BCK: Fontana, Annibale . In: Ulrich Thieme (Hrsg.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists from Antiquity to the Present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 12 : Fiori-Fyt . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1916, p. 169 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
18. ↑ L. Forrer: ANIB . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape I . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 57 .
19. ^ L. Forrer: Fontana, Annibale . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 119 f .
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21. ↑ Forster, Joachim . In: Ulrich Thieme (Hrsg.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists from Antiquity to the Present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 12 : Fiori-Fyt . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1916, p. 224 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
22. ↑ Fortini, Giovacchino . In: Ulrich Thieme (Hrsg.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists from Antiquity to the Present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 12 : Fiori-Fyt . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1916, p. 228-229 ( Text Archive - Internet Archive ).
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26. ^ L. Forrer: Fraisse, Éduard . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 317 .
27. ↑ Edouard FRAISSE (1880–1945). Birth: Beaune (Côte-d'Or), 14-05-1880 Death: Paris (France), 13-09-1945. BnF, accessed on February 22, 2019 (French). 
28. ^ Francesco Antonio da Brescia . In: Ulrich Thieme (Hrsg.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists from Antiquity to the Present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 12 : Fiori-Fyt . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1916, p. 301 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
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30. ↑ James Earle Fraser in: Dakota Discovery Museum , English, accessed 2014.
31. ↑ Hermann Aeppli: Der Riehener Medailleur Hans Frei , in: Jahrbuch z'Rieche , 1966 (accessed on November 14, 2017).
32. ↑ SIKART
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34. ↑ L. Forrer: Füssl, Christof . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 333 .
35. ↑ Bernhard Weisser: Medalists in Germany during the First World War, Part 5: Forester to Galambos . Else Fürst. CoinsRevue 1/2015. gietl-verlag.de, Regenstauf 2015, p. 38 ff . ( academia.edu [accessed February 23, 2019]).
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38. ↑ Announcement on the issue of federal coins with a face value of 5 Deutsche Mark (commemorative coin Walther von der Vogelweide). Unofficial table of contents. In: Date of issue: November 11, 1980. Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection, accessed on September 27, 2015 . 
39. ↑ Arthur L. Galambos. Artist. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed November 8, 2015 . 
40. ^ L. Forrer: Galambos, Arthur . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 355 .
41. ↑ Gambello, Antonio . In: Ulrich Thieme (Hrsg.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists from Antiquity to the Present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 13 : Gaab-Gibus . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1920, p. 140 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
42. ↑ Gambello, Vittore . In: Ulrich Thieme (Hrsg.): General Lexicon of Fine Artists from Antiquity to the Present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 13 : Gaab-Gibus . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1920, p. 140–141 ( Text Archive - Internet Archive ).
43. ^ L. Forrer: Camelio (Vittore Gambello) . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape I . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 331 ff .
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45. ↑ Kövy Gyula: Garányi József. Keramikus. artportal, accessed on October 12, 2017 (Hungarian). 
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48. ↑ Vincenzo Gemito. 1852-1929. The J. Paul Getty Museum, accessed November 8, 2015 . 
49. ↑ Julie Genthe. Artist. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on November 9, 2015 . 
50. ↑ L. Forrer: Geremia Christoforo . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 246 ff .
51. ↑ L. Forrer: Geremia Christoforo Di . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 353 .
52. ↑ L. Forrer: Gerger, Iohann . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 354 .
53. ↑ L. Forrer: Gerl, Carl . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 248 .
54. ↑ L. Forrer: Gerl, Carl . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 354 .
55. ↑ Karl Gerl. Vienna History Wiki. Vienna City and State Archives, accessed on February 23, 2019 . 
56. ^ Short biography on the website of the Associazione Italiana dell'Arte della Medaglia , Italian, accessed on January 17, 2013.
57. ↑ Mrs. Mary Gaskell Gillick OBE. Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851–1951. University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII, online database 2011, accessed December 8, 2014 . 
58. ^ L. Forrer: Giorgi Raffaele Evaristo Luigi . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 365 .
59. ↑ Girometti, Pietro . In: Ulrich Thieme , Fred. C. Willis (Ed.): General lexicon of visual artists from antiquity to the present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 14 : Giddens-Gress . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1921, p. 190 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
60. ↑ Half a century of reliable operation of the Main Power Plant in Schweinfurt: 50 years of clean MKS electricity from the power of the Main. [e-mail], accessed on November 10, 2015 (Am Krafthaus bronze sculptures by the Munich sculptor and medalist Guido Goetz (October 18, 1912 to March 9, 1992)). 
61. ↑ L. Forrer: Goetze, Gottlieb . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 286 f .
62. ^ Wilhelm Goetze (Götze). Artist. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on November 10, 2015 . 
63. ^ L. Forrer: Goor, Pierre Wautier van de . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 293 f .
64. ↑ Goor, Pieter van de Waltier. Nieuw Nederlandsch biographically woordenboek. Deel 3 (1914) -PJ Blok, PC Molhuysen. dbnl Koninklijke Bibliotheek Prins Willem-Alexanderhof 5 2595 BE Den Haag, accessed on July 3, 2016 (Dutch). 
65. ↑ Gottuzo, Juan 1858-1924. Grabador Argentina. Comunidad Numismática Virtual, Buenos Aires, accessed February 23, 2019 (Spanish). 
66. ↑ Alf G grave. Biography In: Svenskt biografiskt lexikon. Riksarkivet, accessed January 14, 2020 (Swedish). 
67. ^ L. Forrer: Grohmann, Johann Georg . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 317 .
68. ↑ L. Forrer: Gross Kurt, Heinrich Peter . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 317 .
69. ↑ Max Bernhart: Medals and Plaques . 3rd edition completely revised by Tyll Kroha. Klinkhardt and Biermann, Braunschweig 1966, p. 199 .
70. ↑ Ulrike Weiß: The horse jumps on the island - On the origin, distribution and effect of the most famous medal on the Hanoverian succession . in: Lower Saxony Yearbook for Regional History Volume 83. 2011. Ed .: Historical Commission for Lower Saxony and Bremen. HAHNSCHE BUCHHANDLUNG, Hannover 2011, ISBN 978-3-7752-3383-5 , p. 249 ( historical-kommission.niedersachsen.de ).
71. ↑ Bernhard Weisser: Medalists in Germany during the First World War, Part 4: Franz Eue to Alfons Feuerle (2014) . CoinsRevue 12/2014. gietl-verlag.de, Regenstauf 2014, p. 39 ff . ( academia.edu [accessed October 31, 2017]).
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73. ↑ Arthur K. Grupp. Artist. German Society for Medal Art, accessed on April 13, 2019 . 
74. ↑ George Francis Hill: Guazzalotti (Guaccialotti), Andrea . In: Ulrich Thieme , Fred. C. Willis (Ed.): General lexicon of visual artists from antiquity to the present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 15 : Gresse – Hanselmann . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1922, p. 182 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
75. ^ L. Forrer: Gube, Max . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 335 .
76. ^ L. Forrer: Gube, Max . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 401 ff .
77. ↑ redactions-Comité: Releases the Bavarian Numismatic Society . XXIV. Year. Self-published, Munich 1905, p. XII ff . ( archive.org ).
78. ^ Guillemard, Anton . In: Ulrich Thieme , Fred. C. Willis (Ed.): General lexicon of visual artists from antiquity to the present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 15 : Gresse – Hanselmann . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1922, p. 309-310 ( Text Archive - Internet Archive ).
79. ^ L. Forrer: Guillemard, Anton . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 342 f .
80. ^ L. Forrer: Guillemard, Anton . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 405 .
81. ^ Helmut Rizzolli: All around art. (PDF) A French medalist portrays the Tyrolean painter Martin Knoller and his sponsor Karl Graf Firmian. In: No. 4, July 2012. Harpfe Foundation, Harpfe Zeitschrift für Landeskunde, Innichen (South Tyrol), p. 39 ff , accessed on November 14, 2015 . 
82. ↑ Wolfgang H. Günzel. Artist. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on November 14, 2015 . 
83. ↑ Wolfgang H. Günzel. Sculptor and medalist, bronze caster and caricaturist. Homepage, accessed on July 31, 2017 . 
84. ↑ Emanuel Otto Hahn. THE CANADIAN ENCYCLOPEDIA, accessed October 8, 2014 . 
85. ^ L. Forrer: Halter, Heinrich Friedrich . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 390 f .
86. ^ Heinrich Friedrich Halter. Mint master & medalist. Photo archive Photo Marburg, accessed on May 31, 2016 . 
87. ↑ L. Forrer: Hamerani, Alberto . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 392 ff .
88. ↑ L. Forrer: Hamerani, Ermengildo . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 394 ff .
89. ↑ Ermenegildo Hamerani (Biographical details). Ermenegildo Hamerani (sculptor / medalist; Italian; Male; 1683–1756). Also known as Hamerani, Ermenegildo; Hameran, Ermengildo; Hamerani, Hermengild. Trustees of the British Museum, accessed November 15, 2015 . 
90. ^ Medal of Pope Clement XIII / Prize Medal for the Accademia di San Luca. Executed by the workshop of Ferdinando Hamerani. Philadelphia Museum of Art, accessed November 15, 2015 . 
91. ↑ L. Forrer: Hamerani, Chioacchimo . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 398 f .
92. ↑ L. Forrer: Hamerani, Chioacchimo . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 413 .
93. ↑ Hamerani, Giovanni; Italian, 1763-1846 Rome Mint. Portrait medal of Pope Innocent XI (1676–1689). The Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK, accessed November 15, 2015 . 
94. ↑ L. Forrer: Hamerani, Giovanni . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 399 ff .
95. ↑ 7 records Giovanni Martino Hamerani. The Collection Online. The Metropolitan Museum of Art New York, accessed November 15, 2015 . 
96. ↑ L. Forrer: Hamerani, Ottone . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 404 ff .
97. ^ Historical and Commemorative Medals. German medallists. In: historicalartmedals.com. Retrieved March 1, 2012 (English). 
98. ^ L. Forrer: Müller, Philipp Heinrich . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape IV . Spink & Son, London 1909, pp. 196 ff .
99. ↑ Stanley HAMMOND. National Gallery of Victoria, accessed October 17, 2014 . 
100. ^ Stanley James Hammond. Australian Art Auction Records, accessed October 17, 2014 . 
101. ^ L. Forrer: Hancock, John Gregory . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 412 ff .
102. ^ L. Forrer: Hancock, John Gregory . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 414 f .
103. ↑ Gerold Rüdiger Heckert: Odontology in the numismatic mirror. (PDF) INAUGURAL DISSERTATION to obtain the degree of Doctor of Dentistry from the Faculty of Medicine at the Justus Liebig University in Giessen. In: 2006. Gießen, p. 95 , accessed on November 15, 2015 (description of the Goethe Medal for Art and Science 2nd model from 1939). 
104. ^ L. Forrer: Hantz, Georges . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 423 ff .
105. ↑ Benoit Junod: Les ex-libris de Georges Hantz (1846-1920): . engraver a Geneve (catalog raisonne). National Library, Geneva 1997.
106. ↑ Tina Oldknow: In Memoriam. Jiri Harcuba. Retrieved March 4, 2015 . 
107. ↑ Søkeresultat. Danuta Haremska (f. 1954) he en polskfødt, norsk kunstner bosatt i Oslo. Oslo National Academy of the Arts, accessed November 16, 2015 (Norwegian). 
108. ↑ Harnisch, Johann Baptist (1777-1826), medalist. In: Austrian Biographical Lexicon and Biographical Documentation, PUBLICATION: ÖBL 1815–1950, Volume 2 (Lfg. 7, 1958). P. 190 , accessed April 25, 2014 . 
109. ↑ L. Forrer: Harnisch, Johann Baptist . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 429 .
110. ↑ L. Forrer: Harnisch, Johann Baptist . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VII . Spink & Son, London 1923, p. 419 .
111. ↑ Laurent Joseph Hart (Biographical details). Laurent Joseph Hart (sculptor / medalist; Belgian; male; 1810-1860). Trustees of the British Museum, accessed November 16, 2015 . 
112. ↑ Grete Chrobak. Vienna History Wiki. Vienna City and State Archives, accessed on February 23, 2019 . 
113. ^ Paul Joseph and Eduard Fellner: The coins of Frankfurt am Main . Frankfurt am Main 1896, p. 455 .
114. ↑ L. Forrer: Hartwig . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape II . Spink & Son, London 1904, p. 437 .
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