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Anton Scharff (1845-1902) was a German medalist known for his detailed and realistic portraiture. His works often depicted historical figures, like the famous inventor Johann Gutenberg, and commemorative events, such as the silver wedding anniversary of the German Emperor Wilhelm I. Scharff's medals are characterized by their high level of craftsmanship and the use of precise, three-dimensional details. His legacy lives on in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where many of his medals are on display.
Born
1845
Died
1902
Josef, ritter von Storck, penning geslagen op last van ...
Anton Scharff
1900
Doos behorend bij een bronzen penning
Anton Scharff
1900
Inauguration of the American Hall of Fame, 1900
Anton Scharff
1900
Die
Anton Scharff
1897
Samuel P. Avery (1822–1904): Commemorating His Seventy-...
Anton Scharff
1897
Carl Adolph Bachofen von Echt, to his Friends
Anton Scharff
1895
Portrait of Anton Dreher
Anton Scharff
1895
Marriage Token of August and Helene Bachofen von Echt
Anton Scharff
1893
In Honor of the 50th Birthday of the Poet and Novelist,...
Anton Scharff
1893
In Memory of Karl Nepomuk and Wilhelmine Bachofen von E...
Anton Scharff
1893
In Honor of Adolf Bachofen von Echt, as President of th...
Anton Scharff
1892
Adolf and Albertine Bachofen von Echt, 1891
Anton Scharff
1891
Portrait of Adolph Bachofen von Echt, Burgomaster of Vi...
Anton Scharff
1890
Johannes Gutenberg (ca. 1393/1400–1486): Commemorative ...
Anton Scharff
1889
Struck for the City of London, to Commemorate Queen Vic...
Anton Scharff
1887