FRÖHLICH, ZACHARIAS (Austr.). Mint-master at Nagy-Banya, in Transsylvania, after 1713 .
Source: Biographical dictionary of medallists; coin, gem, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, ancient and modern, with references to their works B.C. 500-A.D. 1900; compiled by L. Forrer, London 1904
Source: Biographical dictionary of medallists; coin, gem, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, ancient and modern, with references to their works B.C. 500-A.D. 1900; compiled by L. Forrer, London 1904
Mint master:
In medieval and early modern Germany, the Münzmeister ("mint master", the Latin term is monetarius) was the director or administrator of a mint, a moneyer with responsibility for the minting of coins, or specie. His duties were defined differently at different locations and ages.
FLORENCE, NICOLAS DE
FLORENCE, NICOLAS DE (Ital.), 1493, † 1499 (Vide NICCOLO FIORENTINO suprâ). This artist's name occurs also as Nicolas de Fleurance, Florentin or Le Florentin ; he seems to have settled at Lyons, circa 1493, where he married Guillierme (Guilliermine or Guillemine), daughter of Louis le P?re, and died between the 26th June and 17th September, 1499. Nicolas de Florence is apparently not the same person as Niccolo Fiorentino, who may also have worked at Lyons, circa 1492, and executed a number of Po...
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FLORENCE, NICOLAS DE (Ital.), 1493, † 1499 (Vide NICCOLO FIORENTINO suprâ). This artist's name occurs also as Nicolas de Fleurance, Florentin or Le Florentin ; he seems to have settled at Lyons, circa 1493, where he married Guillierme (Guilliermine or Guillemine), daughter of Louis le P?re, and died between the 26th June and 17th September, 1499. Nicolas de Florence is apparently not the same person as Niccolo Fiorentino, who may also have worked at Lyons, circa 1492, and executed a number of Po...
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FLORIS, CORNEILLE, DE VRIENDT
FLORIS, CORNEILLE, DE VRIENDT (Belg.). Medallist of Antwerp, who flourished in the middle years of the sixteenth century, circa 1550-1575. To M. Camille Picqué, Keeper of the Brussels Museum, belongs the honour of having restored him from oblivion. This able Die-sinker has produced several Portrait-medallions : Jean Lotin, of Bruges; — Antonius de Taxis, Imperial postmaster at Antwerp, 1552: — Reinart van Busdal; — Christophorus Volckmar (all dating circa 1552-1553); — Frans Fioris, &c. Corneill...
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FLORIS, CORNEILLE, DE VRIENDT (Belg.). Medallist of Antwerp, who flourished in the middle years of the sixteenth century, circa 1550-1575. To M. Camille Picqué, Keeper of the Brussels Museum, belongs the honour of having restored him from oblivion. This able Die-sinker has produced several Portrait-medallions : Jean Lotin, of Bruges; — Antonius de Taxis, Imperial postmaster at Antwerp, 1552: — Reinart van Busdal; — Christophorus Volckmar (all dating circa 1552-1553); — Frans Fioris, &c. Corneill...
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FOLIGNO, LUDOVICO DA
FOLIGNO, LUDOVICO DA (Ital). Goldsmith and Medallist, re- siding at Ferrara, and mentioned in 1445, 1464 and 1471. From documents we learn that he executed the following medals: Sigismondo d'Este; — Lionello d'Este, 1464; — Marriage of Bona di Savoia with Galeazzo Maria Sforza, 1468; — Galeazzo Maria Sforza, 1461; — Bona di Savoia; — Pietro de' Medici, and perhaps, Giovanni de' Medici, if the medal known of the former is that executed by Ludovico da Foligno. Bibliography. — A. Heiss, Les Medaill...
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FOLIGNO, LUDOVICO DA (Ital). Goldsmith and Medallist, re- siding at Ferrara, and mentioned in 1445, 1464 and 1471. From documents we learn that he executed the following medals: Sigismondo d'Este; — Lionello d'Este, 1464; — Marriage of Bona di Savoia with Galeazzo Maria Sforza, 1468; — Galeazzo Maria Sforza, 1461; — Bona di Savoia; — Pietro de' Medici, and perhaps, Giovanni de' Medici, if the medal known of the former is that executed by Ludovico da Foligno. Bibliography. — A. Heiss, Les Medaill...
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FOLKEMA, JAN JAKOB
FOLKEMA, JAN JAKOB (Dutch). M. Pinchart attributed to Fol- kema a series of 31 medals of Louis XIV., which however are not his work. This artist probably never resided in Paris. The only medal M. Rouyer thought might possibly belong to him is one commemorating the Peace of Ryswick (Medallic Illustrations, II, 178), but Mr Dirks has recently proved that the signature J. Folkema, which appears in Van Loon's Plates is that of Jakob Folkema, copper-plate engraver and designer of a certain number of ...
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FOLKEMA, JAN JAKOB (Dutch). M. Pinchart attributed to Fol- kema a series of 31 medals of Louis XIV., which however are not his work. This artist probably never resided in Paris. The only medal M. Rouyer thought might possibly belong to him is one commemorating the Peace of Ryswick (Medallic Illustrations, II, 178), but Mr Dirks has recently proved that the signature J. Folkema, which appears in Van Loon's Plates is that of Jakob Folkema, copper-plate engraver and designer of a certain number of ...
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