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Societe De Amis De LA Medaille Francaise Sterling Art Medallions 1890-S-1910-S

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I have 3 French art medals from famous engravers at the turn of the century, including Daniel Dupuis. Each are numbered out of a certain amount made. A few of each were sterling and the majority of each were Bronze, my numbers aren't accurate, but I know the silver ones are rarer. Does anyone know enough about these to help me with them or know where I can go? Info on these are very diluted, and most are for the bronze versions.
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 Posted 02/04/2023  5:26 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add dsking to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
WOW! Really nice and interesting too! Thanks for posting!
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Indeed, a fine presentation and thanks!
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@jdc, you might also reach out to the French Auction House, cgb.fr. I see that they have a 2019 listing on a bronze version of your piece labeled "autoportrait". At the very least, they might suggest a catalog of art nouveau medals for your to perform your own research.

Here is the link to that auction: https://www.cgb.fr/art-nouveau-meda...24268,a.html



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Thanks. That's all I ever find is auction sites with the bronze ones. I've reached out, but don't get many responses. If I do, they will gladly research it if I consign it for auction. Not much help.
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Ah ok fair enough. Hopefully someone will stop by who has knowledge of these things and can be of more help.
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Spence, thanks. I finally got feedback from Musee d'Orsay. A lot of great info from the medal art curator. Most of my info was correct.

1. "Autoportrait" (Self-Portrait) - ~1876
Obverse: JEAN BAPTIST-DANIEL-DUPUIS-G-SCULPTEUR - 1876 DD
Reverse: 15 FEVRIER MDCCCXLIX - 3 NOVEMBRE MDCCCXCIX

Engraver: Jean-Baptist Daniel Dupuis
Born: 1849, Blois, France - Died: 1899, Paris, France
Biography: The son of a painter, Jean-Baptiste Daniel-Dupuis entered the prestigious ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris when he was sixteen. During his career, his focus changed from painting to sculpture, and later to medallions. He won several awards all over Europe for his work, and two years before he died, he was appointed an Officer of the Legion of Honor in Paris.

Medal Minted in 1900 in honor of Dupuis' death.
#25 (out of 110 silver, of 274 total)
Sterling Silver
Diameter: 50.25mm
Weight: 56g (51.8gASW)
Societe des Amis de la Medaille Française (SAMF)

NOTES:
- 500/600€ Musee d'Orsay

"Rare"

~$540-$645 ( Musee d'Orsay)

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"la Glyptique" (The Engraver)
Obverse: self-portrait of Dupre at work at his desk, a view of the Monnaie through the window in the background
Reverse: two robed females left, studying a medal in its case: signature: G. DUPRe

Engraver: Gorges Dupre
Born: 1869 Died: 1909
Biography: Sculptor and medallist, related to Augustin Dupre (q.v.). Pupil of Thomas and Roty. Awared the Premier Grand Prix de Rome, 1896; member of the Societe des Artaists francais from 1902; awarded first class medal, 1904.

Medal Minted in 1902 (issued 1903)
#26 (out of 94 silver, of 239 total)
Sterling Silver
Diameter: 67.25mm
Weight: 111.7g (103.3gASW)
Societe des Amis de la Medaille Française (SAMF)

NOTES:
- 1,000/1,500€ Musee d'Orsay

~$1075-$1600 (Musee d'Orsay)

" VERY RARE"

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"La Joie de Vivre" (The Joy of Living)
Obverse: Couple in embrace; LA JOIE DE VIVRE; signature: R.L.DEDIEU
Reverse: Man pondering (or admiring sunrise over the French Alps?)

Engraver: Raoul Lamourdedieu
Born: 1877, Fauguerolles, France Died: 1953 Pierrefonds, France
Biography: French sculptor, and medallist. His work was part of the sculpture event in the art competition at the 1924 Summer Olympics.

Medal Minted in 1906
#30 (out of 70 silver known)
Sterling Silver
Diameter: 57.10mm
Weight: 83.15g (76.9gASW)
Societe des Amis de la Medaille Française (SAMF)

NOTES:
- 600/800€ Musee d'Orsay

~$650-$850 (Musee d'Orsay)
"RARE"


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Nice medals !
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Glad you got a solid answer @jdc. Thx for following up with us on the details!
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