List of medalists R – Z

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
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C. Rabausch	active at Neuss and Drentwett in Augsburg 1838–1870	19th century	Germany	Signatures: RABAUSCH F .; CRF; RF
Carl Radnitzky	1818-1901	19th century	Austria
Waldemar Raemisch	1888-1955	20th century	Germany and USA
Paolo d'Antonio da Ragusa	active around 1447–1456	15th century	Italy
Giorgio Rancetti	around 1550-1611	16th century, 17th century	Italy	Receipt:
Lothar Rasch	* 1943 Breslau	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Engraver in the VEB Mint of the GDR.
Marcel Rau	1886-1966	19th century, 20th century	Belgium	Receipt:
Christian Daniel Rauch	1777-1857	18th century, 19th century	Germany
Ants Raud	1928 Kuusalu, Harjumaa - 2009 Tallinn	20th century, 21st century	Estonia	Receipt:
Jordi rule, m. Jordi Truxa	* 1973	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Alfred room	1872-1935	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Jordi rule, m. Jordi Truxa	* 1973	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Heinrich von Rehnen	active since 1584, 1604–1624 mint master in Dresden	16th century, 17th century	Germany	Mintmaster's mark swan
Johann Christian Reich	1740-1814	18th century, 19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Johann (John) Matthias Reich	1768-1833	18th century, 19th century	Germany, USA	Receipt:
Albert Reimann	1874-1976	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Hans Reinhart the Elder	around 1510–1581	16th century	Germany
Joseph Reisner	1859-1929	19th century	Austria-Hungary	3. Engraver at the Hungarian Mint in Kremnitz since 1892
Albert Reiss	1874-1961	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
József Reményi	1887-1977	20th century	Hungary
Johann Christoph Reteke	1640-1720	17th century, 18th century	Germany	Receipt:
Eduard Rettenmaier	1865-1923	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Georg Christian Reuss	1708–1710 mint master in Bremen	18th century	Germany	Signature: GCR
Charles Jean Richard	* 1832 Geneva	19th century	Switzerland	Receipt:
Charles Douglas Richardson	1853-1932	19th century, 20th century	Australia	Signature: CDM
Etha Richter	1883-1977	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Georg Nicolaus Riedner	Mint master in Nuremberg 1764–1793. † 1793 Nuremberg	18th century	Germany	Proof: Signature under Münzwardein Sigmund Scholz in Nuremberg: S. (N) R.
Joachim Riess	* 1937 Chemnitz	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Johann Adam Ries	1813 Kulmbach - 1889 Munich	19th century	Germany
Maxim Rips	* 1942	20th century, 21st century	France	Supporting documents:
Adolphe Rivet	* 1855 Périgueux - 1925 Gentilly (Seine)	19th century, 20th century	France	Receipt:
Michael Rizzello	1926-2004	20th century, 21st century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Dave Robertson	Coin design since 2011.	21st century	New Zealand	Works u. a. for the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in the design of commemorative coins.
Heinz Rodewald	1932 Zdunska-Wola, Poland - 1993 Berlin	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Emy Roeder	1890-1971	20th century	Germany
Georg Roemer	1868-1922	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Friedrich Ernst Roessler	1813 Darmstadt - 1883 Frankfurt	19th century	Germany
Hector Johann Roessler	1779 Darmstadt - 1857	18th century, 19th century	Germany	Mint master in Darmstadt. Father of Friedrich Ernst Roessler.
Charles Norbert Roëttiers	1720-1772	18th century	France	Receipt:
Jacques II Roëttiers	1698-1772	18th century	Belgium	Receipt:
Jacques Roëttiers	1707-1784	18th century	France	Also called Roëttiers de la Tour, James (IV)
James (I) Roëttiers	1663-1698	17th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
John (I) Roëttiers	1631-1703	17th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Joseph Roëttiers	1635-1703	17th century, 18th century	United Kingdom and France	Receipt:
Joseph Charles Roëttiers	1693-1779	18th century	France	Receipt:
Norbert Roëttiers	1665-1727	17th century, 18th century	France	Receipt:
Emile Rogat	1770-1852	18th century, 19th century	France	Receipt:
Karl Röhrig	1886-1972	20th century	Germany
Giuseppe Romagnoli	1872-1966	19th century, 20th century	Italy
Gasparo Romanelli	active 1560–1609	16th century, 17th century	Italy	Receipt:
Gerhard Rommel	1934-2014	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Giovanni Cristoforo Romano	1465-1512	15th century, 16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Werner Rosenthal	* 1931	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Giovanni Antonio de Rossi	1517-after 1573	16th century	Italy	Receipt:
Orietta Rossi	* 1968 Rome	20th century, 21st century	Italy	Receipt:
Johann Baptist Roth	1802 Vienna - 1869 ibid	19th century	Austria	Receipt:
Karl Roth	1900-1967	20th century	Germany	Signature: R
Constantin Rothe	1600-1678	17th century	Germany	Signature: CR
Adolf Rothenburger	1883-1972	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Roland Rother	* 1944	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Louis Oscar Roty	1846-1911	19th century, 20th century	France	Receipt:
Giovanni Francesco Ruberti	active 1483–1526	15th century, 16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Johann Peter Rudesheim	Mint master in Düsseldorf 1783–1804	18th century, 19th century	Germany	Signatures: PR; R. Document:
Gerharda Johanna Wilhelmina Rueb	1885 Breda - 1972 The Hague	19th century, 20th century	Netherlands	Receipt:
Eugene Ruhl	* 1933 Enzberg-Mühlacker , Baden-Württemberg	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Wilhelm von Rümann	1850-1906	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Berthold Rungas	1889-1964	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Barbara Ruppel	* 1937	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Alfonso Ruspagiari	1521-1576	16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Sneschana Russewa-Hoyer	* around 1950 Bulgaria	20th century 21st century	Bulgaria and Germany	Wife of Heinz Hoyer
Lubomir Ruzicka	* 1938 Vyškově, Moravia.	20th century, 21st century	Czech Republic	Proof: Lubomir Ruzicka designed the Czechoslovak 10 Kronen coin in 1966 for the 1100th anniversary of Moravia, together with Jan Solpera.
S.
Félix Sagau y Dalmau de Galcerán	1786 Barcelona - 1850 Madrid	19th century	Spain	Receipt:
Horst SAGES	1934-2014	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Ferdinand de Saint-Urbain	1658-1738	17th century, 18th century	France	Receipt:
René de Saint-Marceaux	1845-1915	19th century, 20th century	France
André Pierre Sales	* 1860	19th century	France	Receipt:
Sylvain Salières	1865-1920	19th century, 20th century	France	Receipt:
Harald Salomon	1900-1990	20th century	Denmark	Signature S or HS
Francesco da Sangallo	1494-1576	16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Paolo Sanquirico	1568-1630	16th century, 17th century	Italy	Receipt:
Girolamo Santacroce	1498-1533	16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Enrico Saroldi	1876 ​​Carmagnola - 1954 Milan	19th century, 20th century	Italy	Receipt:
Thomas Sasseen	worked 1950–1974 at the South African Mint, Pretoria	20th century	South Africa	Signature: TS
George William de Saulles	1862-1903	19th century, 20th century	United Kingdom
Sperandio da Mantova Savelli da Roma	1425-1504	15th century, 16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Antonio Schabel	1725-1805	18th century, 19th century	Austria and Italy	Receipt:
August Schabel	1845-1920	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Hans Schaefer	1875 Sternberg - 1933 Chicago, USA	19th century, 20th century	Austria and USA	Receipt:
Karl Schäfer	since 1874 with Mayer & Wilhelm in Stuttgart	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Anton Schäffer	1722 Düsseldorf - 1799 Mannheim	18th century	Germany
Fritz Schaper	1841-1919	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Anton Scharff	1845-1903	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Edwin Scharff	1887-1955	20th century	Germany
Johann Michael Scharff	1806-1855	19th century	Austria	Father of Anton Scharff and offline.
Johann Christoph Schaupp	1685-1757	18th century	Germany
Martin Schauss	1867-1927	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Franz Andreas Schega	1711-1787	18th century	Germany	Signature: SCHEGA F.
Richard Disk	1879-1964	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Herbert Schellbach	* 1907 Meissen	20th century	Germany	Embossing stamp engraver in Meissen.
Jürgen Schellbach	* 1941 Meissen	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Embossing stamp engraver in Meissen. Son of Herbert Schellbach.
Hans Schenck	1500-1566	16th century	Germany	gen. Terrible
Friedrich Schenkel	1877–?	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Georg Schiller	1822-1906	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Oswald Schimmelpfennig	1872-around 1944	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Karl Friedrich Schinkel	1781-1841	18th century, 19th century	Germany
Maria Schlafhorst	1865-1925	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Johann Wilhelm Schlemm	Mint master in Clausthal 1753–1788 †	18th century	Germany	Signature: IWS
Walter Schluep	1931 San Feliu de Guixols , Spain - 2016 Montreal, Canada	20th century, 21st century	Canada	Receipt: and offline.
Henning Schlueter	Mint master in Goslar and Zellerfeld 1623-1672 †	17th century	Germany	Signature: HS
Walther Schmarje	1872-1921	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Adolf Schmid	1867-after 1932	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Fritz Schmidt	1876-1935	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Rudolf Schmidt	1894-1980	20th century	Austria
Balthasar Schmitt	1858-1942	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Christian Schnitzspahn	1829-1877	19th century	Germany	Born in Darmstadt in 1829 and died there in 1877
Sigmund Scholz	Münzwardein in Nuremberg 1760–1779	18th century	Germany	Signature: S. (N) R. together with mint master Georg Nicolaus Riedner. Look there.
Helene Scholz-Zelezny	1882-1974	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Walter Schott	1861-1938	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Henning Schreiber	Mint master in Clausthal 1622–1640 †	17th century	Germany	Signatures: HS with a hook in different positions, also without a hook.
Eugen Schroth, or scrap	1862 Vienna –1945 Vienna	19th century, 20th century	Austria	Signature Eugen Schrott on the medal 1904 of the apprenticeship exhibition in Vienna.
Siegmund Schütz	1906-1998	20th century	Germany
Anton Schultz	approx. 1690-1736	18th century	Sweden	Receipt:
Otto Schultz (medalist)	1848 Berlin - 1911 ibid	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Fritz Schulz	1909-1994	20th century	Germany
Helmut Schulz	1906 Weinböhla near Dresden - 1984 Coswig near Dresden	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Kurt Schumacher	1905-1942	20th century	Germany
André-Pierre Schwab	1883-1969	19th century, 20th century	France	Receipt:
Karl-Tobias Schwab	1887-1967	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Stefan Schwartz	1851-1924	19th century, 20th century	Hungary & Austria
Hans Schwarz	1492-around 1550	16th century	Germany
Anna Franziska Schwarzbach	* 1949	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Hans Schwegerle	1882-1950	20th century	Germany
Hans Herbert Schweitzer	1901-1980	20th century	Germany	Pseudonym: Mjölnir or Mjoelnir
Karl Schwenzer	1843-1904	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Johann Schwerdtner	1834-1920	19th century, 20th century	Austria	Receipt:
Georg Wilhelm Schwind	1853-1906	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Giuliano di Scipione Amici	active 1464-1471	15th century	Italy	Receipt:
Gregorio Sciltian	1900 Nakhchivan on Don - 1985 Rome	20th century	Italy	Russian-Armenian Italian artist
Ronald Searle	1920-2011	20th century, 21st century	United Kingdom
Martin Sebald	1807–1889 Augsburg	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Franziska von Seeger	active from 1905, life data not determined	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Carl Ludwig Seffner	1861-1932	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Ernst Seger	1868-1939	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Sonja Seibold	* 1932	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Wenceslaus Seidan	1817 Prague - 1870 Vienna	19th century	Austria	Receipt:
Paul Seiler	1873-1934	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Josef Šejnost	1878-1941	19th century, 20th century	Czech Republic
Antonio Selvi	1679-1753	17th century, 18th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Pier Maria, called IL TAGLIACARNE Serbaldi	around 1455 - after 1525	15th century, 16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Marco Sesto	active before 1394 - after 1417	14th century, 15th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Georg Sieburg	fallen in 1916	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Rudolf Leopold R. Siemering	1835-1905	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
João da Silva	1880 Lisbon - 1960 Lisbon	19th century, 20th century	Portugal	Receipt:
Armando Matos Simoes	* 1933	20th century, 21st century	Portugal	Receipt:
Georges Simon	1906-1982	20th century	France	Receipt:
Gertrude Simon	active in Austria in 1976	20th century	Austria	Proof: 1976 design of the Babenberg (gold coin) obverse.
Luciana De Simoni	* 1957 Frascati	20th century, 21st century	Italy
Bernard Ralph Sindall	1925-1998	20th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Renée Sintenis	1888-1965	20th century	Germany
Gian Antonio Signoretti	active 1540–1602	16th century, 17th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Stanislaw Sikora	1911 Stryszawa - 2000 Warsaw	20th century	Poland	Receipt:
Eddy Smith	1895-1957	20th century	Germany	Draft of the 1930 coins of the Weimar Republic and the Republic of Austria for Walther von der Vogelweide.
Ladislav Snopek	1919-2010	20th century, 21st century	Slovakia	Receipt:
Ladislava Snopkova	* 1948 in Hořice	20th century, 21st century	Slovakia	Receipt:
Massimiliano Soldani-Benzi	1658-1740	17th century, 18th century	Italy	Receipt:
Danuta Solowiej-Wedderburn	* 1962 in Bialystok, Poland	20th century, 21st century	Poland and United Kingdom	Receipt: and offline
Jan Solpera	* 1939 Hradec	20th century, 21st century	Czech Republic	Proof: Jan Solpera designed the Czechoslovak 10 crown coin in 1966 for the 1100th anniversary of Moravia.
Charlotte Sommer-Landgraf	1928-2006	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Manfred Spang	1975 sculptor in Göppingen-Jebenhausen	20th century	Germany	Proof: Creator of the 5 DM coin in 1975 on the 100th birthday of Albert Schweitzer . Signature: MS
Otakar Španiel	1881-1955	19th century, 20th century	Czech Republic
Sperandio da Mantova	around 1425-after 1504	15th century, 16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Filippo Speranza	1848-1903	19th century, 20th century	Italy	Receipt:
Andrea Spinelli	around 1508–1572	16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Niccolò Fiorentino Niccolò di Forzore Spinelli	1430-1514	15th century, 16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Heinrich Splieth	1877-1929	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Jakob Stampfer	around 1505–1579	16th century	Switzerland	Receipt:
Eduard Staniek	1859-1914	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Constantin Starck	1866-1939	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Frederick Charles William Staub	1919-2012	20th century, 21st century	New Zealand	Signature: FS
Luise Staudinger	1879-1967	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Edgar Zell Steever	1915-2006	20th century, 21st century	United States
Geer Steyn	* 1945 Amsterdam	20th century, 21st century	Netherlands	Receipt: and offline.
Franz Stiasny	1872-1940	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Johann Jakob Gottfried Stierle	1764-1806	18th century, 19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Wilhelm August Stilarsky	1780-1838	18th century, 19th century	Germany	Berlin iron
Carl Stock	1876-1945	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Daniel Stocker	1865-1957	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Thomas Stokes	1831 Edgbaston, Birmingham, England - 1910 Alphington, Melbourne, Victoria	19th century, 20th century	Australia	Receipt:
Curt Stöving	1863-1939	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Arthur Storch	1870-1947	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Christoph Stricker	1675–1715 Berlin Mint	17th century, 18th century	Germany	Signature: CS
Ivan Strnad	1926-2005	20th century, 21st century	Czech Republic	Receipt:
Helmut Stromsky	* 1941 Sandhübel , Freiwaldau district , Sudetenland , today Písečná, Czech Republic	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Design of the Otto Hahn commemorative coin 1979.
Paul Sturm	1859-1936	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Stanislav Sucharda	1866-1916	19th century, 20th century	Czech Republic
Walter Sutkowski	1890-1983	20th century	Germany
Enikö Szöllössy	* September 13, 1939 Budapest	20th century, 21st century	Hungary	Receipt:
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PH reproach	worked 1474–1887 as mint master at Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt Utrecht	19th century	Netherlands	Marks ax.
Bartolomeo Talpa	active 1484–1495	15th century	Italy	Receipt:
Ignatius Taschner	1871-1913	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Ernest Paulin Tasset	1839 Paris - 1921	19th century, 20th century	France	Receipt:
Josef Tautenhayn	1837-1911	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Josef Tautenhayn the Younger	1868-1962	19th century, 20th century	Austria	Receipt:
Ede Telcs	1872 Baja , Hungary - 1948 Budapest	19th century, 20th century	Hungary
Roberto Terracini	1900 Turin - 1976 ibid	20th century	Italy	Receipt:
Ferdinand Anton Nicolaus Teutenberg	1840-1933	19th century, 20th century	New Zealand	Receipt:
Sebastian Tham	1797 Forsvik, Sweden - 1876 Stockholm	19th century	Sweden	Signature: ST
Carsten Theumer	* 1956 Zeitz , Saxony-Anhalt	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt: and offline.
Gerhard Thieme	1928 Rüsdorf - 2018 Berlin	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Josef Thorak	1889-1952	20th century	Germany and Austria
Aase Thorsen	2001 in Neuberg, Hessen	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Designer of the last 10 DM coin “50 Years of the Federal Constitutional Court”.
Bertel Thorvaldsen	1770-1844	18th century, 19th century	Denmark
Fritz Tiefenthaler	1929-2010	20th century, 21st century	Austria
Janis Roberts Tillbergs	1880-1972	20th century	Latvia
Nicolas-Pierre Tiolier	1784 Paris - 1853 Paris	19th century	France	Receipt: . Signature: N. Tiolier
Pierre-Joseph Tiolier	1763-1819	18th century, 19th century	France
Gabriella Titotto	* 1970 Rome	20th century, 21st century	Italy	Receipt:
Count Feodor Petrovich Tolstoy	1783 St. Petersburg - 1873 ibid	18th century, 19th century	Russia	Receipt:
Emil Torff	Active from the beginning to the middle of the 20th century at Awes Münze Berlin.	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Giulio della Torre	around 1480 - after 1531	15th century, 16th century	Italy
Pietro Torrigiano	1471 - around 1528	15th century, 16th century	Italy
Annibale Tosato	around 1546-1626	16th century, 17th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Sándor Tóth	* March 19, 1933 Miskolc , Hungary	20th century, 21st century	Hungary	Receipt:
Gioacchino Francesco Travani	* in Venice, active in Rome 1634–1674	17th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Nicolai Tregor	* 1946 Zug, Canton of Zug, Switzerland	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Auguste Nicolas Trémont	1892-1980	20th century	Luxembourg
Philipp Jakob Treu	1761-1825	18th century, 19th century	Switzerland
Jacopo da Trezzo	around 1515–1589	16th century	Italy and Spain	Proof: Alias ​​Jacopo da Trezzo.
Rudolf Triebel	1910-1995	20th century	Germany
Eldon Trimingham III	* 1956 Bermuda	20th century, 21st century	Bermuda	Receipt:
Wincenty Trojanowski	1859-1928	19th century, 20th century	Poland	Receipt:
Charles Trotin	* 1833 Paris	19th century	France	Proof: Signature: C. TROTIN or CT
Louis Tuaillon	1862-1919	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Michel Tuffery	Designer in Wellington, New Zealand	19th century, 20th century	Samoa and New Zealand	Receipt:
Georg Turk	1884-1972	20th century	Germany
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Waldemar Uhlmann	1840-1896	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Ulrich Ursentaler the Elder	active in Hall, Tyrol and Salzburg 1508–1561	16th century	Austria	Receipt:
Gunnar Karelius Utsond	1864-1950	19th century, 20th century	Norway	Receipt:
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Elisabeth Varga	1948-2011	20th century, 21st century	Netherlands	Receipt:
Jean Varin , also Warin	1604 Liège, Belgium - 1672 Paris	17th century	France	Receipt:
Augusto Varnesi	1866-1941	19th century, 20th century	Italy and Germany
Gerolamo Vassallo	1771-1819	18th century, 19th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Jiri Venecek	* July 31, 1940 Litomyšl (German Leitomischl), Eastern Bohemia	20th century, 21st century	Czech Republic	Receipt:
Goffredo Verginelli	1911 Rome - 1972 Albano Laziale	20th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Jan Vermeyen	1677-1740	17th century, 18th century	Germany
Frederic Charles Victor de Vernon	1858 Paris - 1912 Paris	19th century, 20th century	France	Signature F. VERNON
Guido Veroi	1926-2013 Rome	20th century, 21st century	Italy
Andreas Vestner	1707-1754	18th century	Germany
Georg Wilhelm Vestner	1677-1740	17th century, 18th century	Germany
Adrien Hippolyte Veyrat	1803 Paris - 1883 Brussels	19th century	France / Belgium	Receipt:
Karl Vezerfi-Klemm	1939-2012	20th century, 21st century	Hungary / Germany
Domenico di Polo di Angelo de'Vetri	approx. 1480-1547	15th century, 16th century	Italy	Receipt:
Valerio Belli Vicentino	1486-1546	16th century	Italy	Receipt:
Tamas Vigh	1926 Budapest-Csillaghegy - 2010 Budapest	20th century, 21st century	Hungary	Receipt:
Giovan Battista Vighi	1774-1849	18th century, 19th century	Italy	Receipt:
Christian Vinazer	1747-1782	18th century	Austria	Receipt:
Prof. Thomas Jules Vinçotte	1850 Antwerpen-Borgerhout - 1925 Brussels	18th century, 20th century	Belgium
Matti Visanti	1885 Oulu - 1957 Helsinki	20th century	Finland	Design of the 500 Markkaa 1952 coin for the Helsinki Olympics
Peter Vischer the Elder J.	1487-1528	16th century	Germany
Andrea Vitale	active around 1625. Unknown dates of life	17th century	Italy	Receipt:
Alessandro Vittoria	1525-1608	16th century, 17th century	Italy
Mathias Nicolas Marie Vivier	1788-1859	19th century	France	Signature: VIVIER F .; Receipt:
Alfred Vocke	1886-1944	20th century	Germany
August Vogel	1859-1932	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Carl Friedrich Voigt	1800-1874	19th century	Germany
Stephan Voigtländer	1965-2011	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Wilhelm Volk	active in Stuttgart around 1905	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Charles Vuillermet	1849 Lonay - 1918 Lausanne	19th century, 20th century	Switzerland
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Joseph Wackerle	1880-1959	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Heinrich Maria Waderé	1865-1950	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Heidi Wagner-Kerkhof	* 1945	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Herbert Wähner	* 1961	20th century, 21st century	Austria
Christopher (Chris) Waind	* Manchester, United Kingdom	20th century, 21st century	New Zealand, Wellington	Designer of the New Zealand precious metal coins 2006 to commemorate the "Gold Rushes" around 150 years ago.
Karl-August Wallroth	1860 Gårdsjö, Östra Ämtervik, Värmlands - 1936 Stockholm	19th century, 20th century	Sweden	Mint master in Stockholm 1908–1927, signature: W
Paul Walter	1605-1680	17th century	Germany	Receipt:
Stephan Walter	1871-1937	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Wilhelm Wandschneider	1866-1942	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Eugen Wankmüller	1913-2003	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Doris Waschk courtship	* 1942	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Franz Weber	* 1881	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Giovanni Zanobio Weber	around 1737 - around 1806	18th century, 19th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Lorenzo Maria Weber	1697– after 1765	18th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Hermann Weckwerth	1846-1912	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Heinz Weddig	1870 Hanau - 1946 Flensburg	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Gustav Weidanz	1889-1970	20th century	Germany
Christoph Weiditz	1498-1560	16th century	Germany
Emil Weigand	1837-1906	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Christoph Weihe	* 1954	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Emil Rudolf White	1875-1942	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Ernst Weiss	1898 Gablonz - 1974 Weimar	20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Johann Weiss	1794-1861	19th century	Austria	Receipt:
Klaus Weizenegger	* 1940	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Concz Welcz	active in Joachimsthal 1527–1553	16th century	Bohemia	Receipt:
Ferdinand Maria Josef Welz	1915-2008	20th century, 21st century	Austria
Ernst Gustav Alexander Wenck	1865-1929	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Ludwig Oswald Wenckebach	1895-1962	20th century	Netherlands	Receipt:
Helga Wenisch	* 1942	20th century	Austria	Other names: Helga BAYER-DWORCZAK (1966–1969) and Helga DWORCZAK-WENISCH (1971)
Christian Wermuth	1661-1739	17th century, 18th century	Germany
Albert Werner & Sons	1857-1918	19th century; 20th century	Germany	(AWES coin). Mint in Berlin, founded in 1857 by Albert Werner.
Peter Paul Werner	1689-1771	18th century	Germany	Receipt:
Richard Martin Werner	1903-1949	20th century	Germany
Selmar Werner	1864-1953	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Ernst Westphal	1851-1926	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Gertrud Angelika Wetzel	1934-2011	20th century, 21st century	Germany
Rudolf Weyr	1847-1914	19th century, 20th century	Austria
Wilhelm Widemann	1856-1915	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Johannes Cornelis Wienecke	1872 Heiligenstadt - 1945 Apeldoorn	19th century, 20th century	Netherlands	Receipt:
Charles Wiener	1832 Waterloo - 1888 Brussels	19th century	Belgium	Receipt:
Leopold Wiener	1823 Venlo, Netherlands - 1891 Brussels	19th century	Belgium
Max Wiese	1846-1925	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Gustav Wiethüchter	1873-1946	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Franz Wilhelm	1846 Hanau - 1938	19th century, 20th century	Germany	From 1873 co-owner of the company Stuttgarter Metallwarenfabrik Wilhelm Mayer & Franz Wilhelm. Signature: M. & W. ST.
Heath Wilkes	Coin design since 2011.	21st century	New Zealand	Works u. a. for the Reserve Bank of New Zealand in the design of commemorative coins.
Susanne Wimmelmann	1926–2015 Baden near Vienna	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Hans Wimmer	1907-1992	20th century	Germany	Medalist?
Johann Winkler	active 1726–1760 as mint master for the Counts of Montfort	18th century	Germany	Receipt:
Sherl Joseph Winter	* 1934 Dayton, Ohio	20th century, 21st century	United States	Receipt:
Heinrich Wirsing	1875-1948	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Johann Nepomuk Wirth	1753-1811	18th century, 19th century	Austria
Hans Wissel	1897-1948	20th century	Germany
Joseph Witterwulghe	1883 Brussels - 1967 Ukkel near Brussels	19th century, 20th century	Belgium	Creator of World War I patriotic medals.
Guillermo Witting	1854 - 1890 San José coin	19th century	Costa Rica	Signature: GW
Fritz Wolber	1867-1952	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Albert Wolff	1815-1892	19th century	Germany
Albert Moritz Wolff	1854-1923	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Johann Jacob Wolrab	1633-1690	17th century	Germany	Receipt:
Georg Wrba	1872-1939	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Charles Cushing Wright	1796-1854	19th century	United States	Proof: Signature: CCW
Manfred wishes	* 1932 Meissen	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Receipt:
Yevgeny Viktorovich Vuchetich	1908-1974	20th century	Russia
Paul Wynand	1879-1956	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Allan Gairdner Wyon	1882-1962	19th century, 20th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Leonard Charles Wyon	1826-1891	19th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Thomas Wyon junior	1792-1817	19th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
William Wyon	1795-1851	19th century	United Kingdom	Receipt:
Jan Wysocki	1873-1960	19th century, 20th century	Germany (Upper Silesia), Poland	Receipt:
X
Luca Xell	around 1575-1631	16th century, 17th century	Germany, Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Y
Johannes Ykens	1613 - after 1680	17th century	Netherlands (Southern N.), today Belgium	Receipt:
Z
Giovanni Zacchi	around 1512 - around 1565	16th century	Italy	Receipt: and offline.
Friedrich Karl Zadow	1862-1926	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Jacob Zagar	around 1530 - after 1580	16th century	Netherlands	Receipt:
Gaetano Zapparelli	1792-1863	19th century	Italy	Receipt:
Rihards Zariņš	1869-1939	19th century, 20th century	Latvia	Richard Sarrinsch too.
Hans Zeissig	1863-1944	19th century, 20th century	Germany	Receipt:
Arthur Zelger	1914-2004	20th century, 21st century	Austria
Juozas Zikaras	1881-1944	19th century, 20th century	Lithuania
Alfred Zierler	* 1933 Himberg near Vienna	20th century, 21st century	Austria
Hubert Albert Zimmermann	1908-1977	20th century	Germany	Designer of the commemorative coin for the 25th anniversary of the proclamation of the Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany on May 23, 1949
Thomas Zipperle	Master engraver, Birkenfeld near Pforzheim.	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Draft of the commemorative coin Gotthold Ephraim Lessing 5 Deutsche Mark 1981.
Helmut Zobl	* 1941	20th century, 21st century	Austria
Christian Zollmann	Wiesbaden Mint 1845–1859	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Johann Philipp Zollmann	1785 Wiesbaden- 1866 ibid	19th century	Germany	Receipt:
Képíró Zoltán	1944 Budapest - 1981 ibid	20th century	Hungary	Monogram: "KZ"
Caspar von Zumbusch	1830-1915	19th century, 20th century	Germany and Austria
Julius Zumbusch	1832-1908	19th century, 20th century	Germany
Hermann zur Strassen	* 1927 Frankfurt am Main	20th century, 21st century	Germany	Draft of the Humboldt commemorative coin 5 Deutsche Mark 1967

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.
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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: Rabausch, C. In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 9 .
2. ↑ Max Bernhart: Medals and Plaques . 3rd edition completely revised by Tyll Kroha. Klinkhardt and Biermann, Braunschweig 1966, p. 227 .
3. ↑ L. Forrer: Ragusio or Ragusa, Paolo da . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 18 .
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13. ^ L. Forrer: Reisner, Joseph . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 90 .
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15. ↑ Bruno Dorfmann: The medalists Johann Rethe (Reteke) father and son in Riga - Stockholm - Hamburg around 1615/20 to 1720. (PDF) Retrieved on March 12, 2012 (Journal of the Association for Hamburg History, Volumes 46-50, 1960 ). 
16. ↑ L. Forrer: Reteke or Retecke, Johann Christoph . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 95 .
17. ↑ L. Forrer: Rettenmaier, E. In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 95 f .
18. ↑ artist. Eduard Rettenmaier. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed July 1, 2014 . 
19. ^ L. Forrer: Reuss, Georg Christian . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 96 .
20. ^ L. Forrer: Richard, Charles Jean . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 108 f .
21. ^ L. Forrer: Richard, Charles Jean . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VIII . Spink & Son, London 1930, p. 158 .
22. ↑ Margaret Rose: Richardson, Charles Douglas (1853-1932). In: Australian Dictionary of Biography. Australian National University, accessed July 9, 2017 . 
23. ↑ L. Forrer: Riedner, Georg Nicolaus . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 123 f .
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25. ↑ L. Forrer: Scholz (Mint-warden) and Riedner (Mint-master) . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 399 .
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27. ^ Maxime RIPS né en 1942. École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de PARIS. Atelier officiel de Gravure en médailles et pierres fines créé en 1863. Association des Elèves et Anciens Elèves de l'Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts et des Ecoles Nationales Supérieures d'Architecture., Accessed on July 2, 2014 (French). 
28. ↑ L. Forrer: Rivet, Adolphe . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 135 ff .
29. ^ Adolphe Rivet (1855-1925). born in Perigueux, French medalist and sculptor. www.french-medallic-art.com, accessed on June 20, 2017 . 
30. ^ David Buckman: Michael Rizzello; sculptor & coin designer. The Independent, London, England, October 8, 2004, accessed May 26, 2015 . 
31. ↑ Dave Robertson. phreon. Fine Art Print Studio, Auckland, accessed December 5, 2015 . 
32. ↑ Rodewald, Heinz. numispedia.de, accessed on June 28, 2015 . 
33. ^ Karl-Heinz Weigelt, Sieglinde Weigelt, Gunter Weigelt: Medals from Meissen Porcelain 1980–1983 . Heinz Rodewald, graphic artist. transpress VEB Verlag for Transport, Berlin 1986, ISBN 3-344-00091-8 , p. 498 .
34. ↑ Roessler, Friedrich Ernst. Hessian biography. In: Landesgeschichtliches Informationssystem Hessen (LAGIS). Hessian State Office for Historical Cultural Studies (HLGL), accessed on November 6, 2017 .  
35. ^ L. Forrer: Roettiers, Charles Norbert . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 151 ff .
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37. ↑ L. Forrer: Roëttiers, Jacques . Roettiers de la Tour, James (IV) or Jaques. tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 159 ff .
38. ^ L. Forrer: Roettiers, James (I) . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 156 .
39. ^ L. Forrer: Roettiers, John . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 161 ff .
40. ^ L. Forrer: Roettiers, Joseph . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 174 ff .
41. ^ L. Forrer: Roettiers, Joseph Charles . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 178 ff .
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43. ↑ Max Bernhart: Medals and Plaques . In: Library for art and antique collectors . tape 1 . Schmidt, Berlin 1920, p. 253 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
44. ↑ L. Forrer: Roettiers, Norbert . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 183 ff .
45. ↑ L. Forrer: Rogat, Émile . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 191 ff .
46. ↑ Rogat, Emile (1799-1852), Medal List. in Benezit Dictionary of Artists. The Oxford Index, Oxford University Press, accessed January 14, 2018 . 
47. ^ L. Forrer: Romanelli, Gaspare . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 199 .
48. ^ L. Forrer: Romano, Giancristoforo . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 199 ff .
49. ^ Karl-Heinz Weigelt, Sieglinde Weigelt, Gunter Weigelt: Medals made from Meissen porcelain . Short biographies of the artists involved in creating the medals. 1st edition. tape 1980-1983 . transpress VEB Verlag for Transport, Berlin 1987, p. 498 f .
50. ^ L. Forrer: Rossi, Giovanni Antonio de . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 216 ff .
51. ↑ Orietta Rossi. Chi sono. Home page, accessed November 21, 2016 (Italian). 
52. ^ L. Forrer: Roth, Johann Baptist . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 223 f .
53. ^ L. Forrer: Rothe, Constantin . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 224 ff .
54. ↑ artist. Adolf Rothenburger. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on July 3, 2014 . 
55. ^ L. Forrer: Roty, Louis Oscar . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 228 ff .
56. ^ L. Forrer: Roty, Louis Oscar . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VIII . Spink & Son, London 1930, p. 175 ff .
57. ^ Louis Oscar Roty (1846-1911). An engraver in the Republic. Oscar Roty Foundation, accessed July 3, 2014 (French). 
58. ^ L. Forrer: Ruberto, Gianfrancesco . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 264 .
59. ^ L. Forrer: Rüdesheim, Peter . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 266 .
60. ^ Paul Arnold, Harald Küthmann and Dirk Steinhilber: Grosser Deutscher Münzkatalog from 1800 to today . Berg Duchy, 1806 Grand Duchy. 16th edition. Battenberg Verlag, Munich 2000, p. 81 .
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62. ^ Gerharda Johanna Wilhelmina (Gra) Rueb. Hans Rueb en Leonard van Rhijn, accessed on September 2, 2018 (Dutch). 
63. ↑ Presentation of the Portus Medal to Eugen Ruhl - Mayor Gert Hager honors the flat engraving master's voluntary commitment. Press release from Tuesday, June 6th, 2017. City of Pforzheim , accessed on October 21, 2018 . 
64. ^ Léopold de Bavière: Médailles et décorations / Rungas, Berthold (1889–1964). Illustration of this medal from 1815. Bibliothèque numérique de la Bibliothèque nationale et universitaire de Strasbourg (BNU)., Accessed on 7 July 2014 (French). 
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66. ↑ L. Forrer: Ruspagiari, Alfonso da Tomaso . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 272 ff .
67. ^ Lubomír Růžička. Autori mincí. Numizmatický slovník, accessed January 30, 2015 (Slovak). 
68. ↑ Sagau y de Dalmau Galcerán, Félix. Barcelona, ​​1786 - Madrid, January 5, 1850. Museo Nacional del Prado Madrid, accessed May 10, 2017 (Spanish). 
69. ^ L. Forrer: Saint-Urbain, Ferdinand de . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 305 ff .
70. ^ Sales, André Pierre (born 1860), sculptor, medalist, painter. Born 14 January 1860, in Perpignan. Oxford University Press, accessed July 16, 2016 . 
71. ↑ Sylvain Salieres. Les fiches artistes. L'Association des Conservateurs des Musées de Midi-Pyrénées, accessed on July 16, 2016 (French). 
72. ^ L. Forrer: Sangallo, Francesco da . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 324 ff .
73. ↑ Max Bernhart: Medals and Plaques . In: Library for art and antique collectors . tape 1 . Schmidt, Berlin 1920, p. 258 ( Textarchiv - Internet Archive ).
74. ^ L. Forrer: Sanquirico, Paolo . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 331 f .
75. ^ L. Forrer: Santa-Groce, Girolamo . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 334 .
76. ↑ Enrico Saroldi. Biographies & History, accessed May 18, 2017 . 
77. ↑ Early and mid Twentieth Century South Africa: Legacies of local gold and silversmiths. South African Goldsmiths Research Project. Fred van Staden, Department of Psychology, University of South Africa, Pretoria, accessed on June 19, 2016 . 
78. ^ L. Forrer: Savelli da Roma, Sperandio di Bartolommeo de . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 342 .
79. ↑ L. Forrer: Schabel, Anton . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 345 f .
80. ↑ L. Forrer: Schabel, August . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 346 .
81. ↑ artist. Prof. August Schabel. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on July 10, 2014 . 
82. ^ L. Forrer: Schaefer, Hans . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 348 ff .
83. ^ L. Forrer: Schaefer, Hans . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VIII . Spink & Son, London 1930, p. 190 .
84. ↑ Leon Wilnitsky: Hans Schaefer (1875 Sternberg / Moravia - 1933 Chicago / USA). Fine Art Gallery “ALTE KUNST”, Vienna, accessed on May 8, 2017 (English). 
85. ^ Mayer & Wilhelm. (PDF) SHORT BIOGRAPHIES OF ARTIST-MEDALS AND PRIVATE MINT PLANTS. Numismatic Society of Berlin e. V., accessed on May 2, 2018 . 
86. ^ L. Forrer: Scharff, Johann Michael . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 374 ff .
87. ↑ Johann Michael Scharff. Johann Michael Scharff, * 11. November 1806 Hüttelsdorf; † May 22, 1855 Vienna. In: Vienna History Wiki. Vienna City and State Archives, accessed on February 24, 2019 . 
88. ^ Karl-Heinz Weigelt, Sieglinde Weigelt: Medals made from Meissen porcelain . Short biographies of the artists involved in creating the medals. 1st edition. tape 1962-1969 . transpress VEB Verlag for Transport, Berlin 1981, p. 413 .
89. ^ Karl-Heinz Weigelt, Sieglinde Weigelt: Medals made from Meissen porcelain . Short biographies of the artists involved in creating the medals. 1st edition. tape 1980-1983 . transpress VEB Verlag for Transport, Berlin 1987, p. 500 .
90. ^ L. Forrer: Schenkel, F. In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VIII . Spink & Son, London 1930, p. 192 .
91. ↑ artist. Friedrich Schenkel. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on July 10, 2014 . 
92. ↑ L. Forrer: Schiller . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape VIII . Spink & Son, London 1930, p. 192 .
93. ↑ artist. G (eorg?) Schiller. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on February 16, 2020 . 
94. ^ Medal on the 80th birthday of Georg F. Schiller. Georg F. Schiller was born in 1822 and was a court engraver. Landesmuseum Württemberg, accessed on February 16, 2020 . 
95. ↑ artist. Oswald Schimmelpfennig. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on July 10, 2014 . 
96. ↑ artist. Maria Schlafhorst. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on July 10, 2014 . 
97. ^ W. Rothert: The leading officials of the mining town Clausthal, from the oldest time to the present . Festschrift for the 31st annual meeting of the Harz Association for Alterum and History on July 25-27, 1898. Grosse'sche Buchhandlung, Clausthal 1898, p. 54 ff . ( Text archive - Internet Archive ).
98. ↑ FRED LANGAN: Master jeweller Walter Schluep created wearable works of art. The Globe and Mail Newspaper Toronto, Ontario, May 16, 2018, accessed February 24, 2019 . 
99. ↑ Gerhard Welter: The coins of the Guelphs since Heinrich the Lion . Volume I. Klinkhardt & Biermann, Braunschweig 1971, p. 519 ff . }
100. ↑ artist. Adolf Schmid. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on July 10, 2014 . 
101. ↑ artist. Prof. Fritz Schmidt. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on July 10, 2014 . 
102. ↑ L. Forrer: Schnitzspahn, Christian . In: Biographical Dictionary of Medallists . tape V . Spink & Son, London 1912, p. 395 f .
103. ↑ Peter Pretsch: From the guilder to the euro . 175 years of the Karlsruhe Mint. Ed .: Karlsruhe City Archives and the State Mints of Baden-Württemberg. Info Verlag, Karlsruhe 2002, p. 42 f . ( books.google.co.nz - Google Books).
104. ↑ Gerhard Welter: The coins of the Guelphs since Heinrich the Lion . 1st edition. Klinkhardt & Biermann, Braunschweig 1971, p. 159 ff .
105. ^ Schroth, Eugen (1862–1945), painter. Austrian Biographical Lexicon and Biographical Documentation. Publishing house of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, accessed on May 9, 2017 . 
106. ^ Mirko Schöder: The medalist and die cutter Albrecht Krieger. Medal art of the baroque in Leipzig , ed. from the Society for Thuringian Coin and Medal Studies e. V., Neustadt an der Orla 2019
107. ↑ artist. Otto Schultz. German Society for Medal Art V., accessed on January 10, 2016 . 
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109. ^ Karl-Heinz Weigelt, Sieglinde Weigelt, Gunter Weigelt: Medals made from Meissen porcelain . Short biographies of the artists involved in creating the medals. 1st edition. tape 1980-1983 . transpress VEB Verlag for Transport, Berlin 1987, ISBN 3-344-00091-8 , p. 503 .
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