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Benedetto Pistrucci (1783–1855) was an Italian medalist and gem engraver who worked primarily in England. He is best known for designing the iconic "St. George and the Dragon" image that appears on the British sovereign coin. His work is characterized by its classical style and detailed rendering of the human form, seen in his intricate medallions and cameos. Pistrucci's skills as a sculptor and engraver earned him recognition and patronage from British royalty, solidifying his place in the history of British numismatics.
Born
1783
Died
1855
The Waterloo Medallion: The Victorious Generals Welling...
Benedetto Pistrucci
1839
The Waterloo Medallion: The Prince Regent (later George...
Benedetto Pistrucci
1839
Victoria sovereign
Benedetto Pistrucci
1887
Distinguished Conduct Medal, granted by Queen Victoria,...
Benedetto Pistrucci
1854
Head of Medusa
Benedetto Pistrucci
1850
Coronation of Victoria
Benedetto Pistrucci
1838
Coronation of Queen Victoria (1819–1901)
Benedetto Pistrucci
1838
Duke of Wellington
Benedetto Pistrucci
1840
The Waterloo Medal
Benedetto Pistrucci
1847
Nymph and Swan
Benedetto Pistrucci
1835
Coronation of King George IV [obverse]
Benedetto Pistrucci
1821
Proof crown of George IV
Benedetto Pistrucci
1821
Britannia, Scotia, and Hibernia Offering Thanks for the...
Benedetto Pistrucci
1821
Coronation of King George IV (1762–1830)
Benedetto Pistrucci
1821
Coronation of George IV
Benedetto Pistrucci
1821