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Louis-Oscar Roty (1846-1911) was a French medalist known for his intricate and detailed medal designs. His works often featured allegorical figures and scenes, showcasing a mastery of Renaissance-inspired classical realism. Roty's medals explored themes of social justice, historical events, and portraiture, often incorporating detailed inscriptions and symbolic imagery. His signature style, characterized by meticulous detail and a refined aesthetic, established him as a prominent figure in the French art scene.
Born
1846
Died
1911
Ideal Head of French Republic
Louis-Oscar Roty
1849
Pierre Boulanger, Ironworker, and His Wife
Louis-Oscar Roty
1849
Young Greek woman making her toilet
Louis-Oscar Roty
1849
In Honor of M. Eudoxe Marcille, Director of the Museum ...
Louis-Oscar Roty
1849
Wounded Love
Louis-Oscar Roty
1849
Jeanne (Roty?)
Louis-Oscar Roty
1849
Study of Drapery
Louis-Oscar Roty
1906
Study of a Woman
Louis-Oscar Roty
1906
Centenary of the Bank of France
Louis-Oscar Roty
1900
Abram Stevens Hewitt (1822–1903)
Louis-Oscar Roty
1900
Personifications of Trust and Industry in a Landscape [...
Louis-Oscar Roty
1900
Centennial of the Bank of France, 1800-1900 [obverse]
Louis-Oscar Roty
1900
École française d'Athènes [reverse]
Louis-Oscar Roty
1898
Medal for the Fiftieth Anniversary of the École françai...
Louis-Oscar Roty
1898
M. Angelo Mariani, Proprietor of the Mariani Coca-Wine
Louis-Oscar Roty
1895