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Commemorating the Visit of Louis-Philippe, Queen Marie Amélie, and the Royal Children to the Mint, November 8, 1833, Jean-Jacques Barre French, Bronze, cast; brown patina, French, Paris
Commemorating the Visit of Louis-Philippe, Queen Marie Amélie, and the Royal Children to the Mint, November 8, 1833
Medalist: Jean-Jacques Barre
1833
Commemoration of the visit of Louis-Philippe, Queen Marie-Amélie and the Royal children to the Mint, Jean-Jacques Barre French, Silver, French
Commemoration of the visit of Louis-Philippe, Queen Marie-Amélie and the Royal children to the Mint
Jean-Jacques Barre
1833
Medallion, Jean-Jacques Barre French, Bronze
Medallion
Jean-Jacques Barre
1833
Firmin Didot (1764-1836), Jean-Jacques Barre French, Bronze, French
Firmin Didot (1764-1836)
Jean-Jacques Barre
after a drawing by Anne Louis Girodet-Trioson
ca. 1835
In Memory of the Two Virtuous Philanthropists – Montyon and Franklin
Medalist: Jean-Jacques Barre
1833
In Memory of the Two Virtuous Philantropists – Montyon and Franklin
Medalist: Jean-Jacques Barre
1833
In Memory of theTwo Virtuous Philanthropists – Montyon and Franklin
Medalist: Jean-Jacques Barre
1833
Louis Philippe, (1773–1850), King of France, (1830–48), wife Marie Amélie, (1782–1866), and royal family visit the Mint
Medalist: Jean-Jacques Barre
Manufactory Cast after the original by the Paris Mint
19th and 20th century
Napoleon III, (1808–73)
Medalist: Jean-Jacques Barre
Manufactory Cast after the original by the Paris Mint
19th and 20th century

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