7. Enfant aux Roses, 1906. Struck Plaquette, bronze, 55 X 33mm.
8. Exposition Internationale, Milan, 1906. Obverse and Reverse.
Struck Plaquette, bronze, 52 X 70 mm.
9. F. J. Hubert Ponscarme, 1901. Cast Plaque (single), bronze,
22,5 X I2 mm.
10. Francois le Remouleur, 1905. Cast Plaque(single), bronze,
25 X 17 mm. (struck, 71 X 50 mm.).
u. Gustave Servois, 1908. Obverse and Reverse. Cast medal
(double), bronze, 140 mm.
12. The same. Struck medal, bronze, 60 mm.
13. Hubert Yencesse, 1902. Cast medal, bronze, 80 mm.
14. Le Beurre, 1900. Cast Plaque (single), bronze, 22 X 9 mm.
1 5 . L'Etude (ou Legon maternelle), 1 909. Cast Plaquette (single),
bronze, 93 X 103 mm.
16. Le Semeur, 1901. Cast medal (single), bronze, no mm.
17. Les Deux Ages, " Manette et Minette" (medal of the Societe
des Amis de la Medaille francaise, 1901). Struck medal, bronze
silvered, 60 mm. (cliches).
18. Paul d'Estournelles de Constant, 1907. Cast medal (single),
bronze, no mm.
19. Pierre Curie, 1903. Cast Plaquette (single), bronze, 130
X 100 mm.
20. Pierrette la Pauvre, 1899. Cast Plaque (single), bronze,
20 X u cm.
21. Portrait de deux Enfants, 1903. Cast Plaquette (single),
bronze, 80 X 82 mm .
22. Rafale, 1909. Cast medal (single), bronze, 140 mm. (very
limited edition).
23. Senateur E. Piot, 1902. Struck medal, bronze, 50 mm.
24. Senateur Joseph Magnin, 1903. Struck medal, bronze,
50 mm.
25. Societe des Amateurs Inde"pendants, 1906. Reverse. Cast Pla-
quette (double), bronze, 70 X 85 mill.
26. Virginie la Sage, 1899. Cast Plaque (single), bronze,
20 X u cm.
At the Brussels Salon de la Medaille held in connection \\ith the
Universal Exhibition of 1910, this artist exhibited the following
plaquettes &c :
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Cadre I .
1. Pierrette la pauvre. Plaquette, bronze.
2. Paul d'Estournelles, 1507. Medaille, bronze.
3. Baiser de mere . Plaquette, argent.
4. Portrait des deux freres. Plaquette, bronze.
5. L'enfant aux roses. Plaquette, argent.
6. Le senateur Magnin. Plaquette, bronze.
7. Pierre et Marie Curie. Plaquette, bronze.
8. Bacchante. Medaille, bronze.
9. Premiere communion. Plaquette, argent.
10. Caresses d'enfant. Medaille, argent.
11. Manette. Medaille, bronze.
12/13 . Gustave Servois, directeur des Archives nationales. Droit
et revers. Medailles, bronze.
14. LeSemeur. Medaille, bronze.
15. Hubert Yencesse. Medaille, bronze.
17. Le D r Victor Veau, 1906. Plaquette, bronze.
1 8. Paul Prot. Plaquette, bronze.
19. Diane. Direction des Eaux et Forets. Plaquette, argent.
20. Baiser de Paix, d'apres Carriere. Medaille, argent.
21. Minette. Medaille bronze.
22. Pierre Taitot et Jeanne Millanvoy. Medaille, bronze.
23. Le senateur Edme Piot. Medaille, bronze.
Cadre II.
24. Le Remouleur. Modele. Grande Plaquette, bronze.
25/26. Le Remouleur. Droit et revers. Plaquettes, bronze.
27. Hubert Ponscarme, medailleur. Plaquette, bronze.
28. Rafale. Medaille bronze.
29. Baiser d'enfant. Plaquette, coins arrondis, bronze.
30. L'ecole. Plaquette, coins arrondis, bronze.
31. Societe des amateurs independants. Modele. - - Plaquette,
bronze .
32/33. Societe des amateurs independants. Droit et revers. -
Plaquettes, bronze.
34/35. Exposition de Milan. Droit et revers. Plaquettes,
bronze .
At the Sale of the late Roger Marx's Collection (Paris, 22 nd and
23 rd June 1914) some of Yencesse's original bronze castings realized
record prices.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. Roger Marx, Medailleur s franfais, 1889. Ibid., MedaiUeitrs
contemporains, PI. xxxn. Gazette numismatique francaise, 1898-1912. Diction-
naire national des Contemporains, III. Revue de T Art ancien et nioderne, 1902,
1906. The Studio, October 1898, p. 21 ; Feb. 1902; March 1904. Art et
7 O1
Decoration, Mai 1904 ; 1908 II, p. 16. Art de'coratij, December 1908. Rente
nttmismatique, 1907 sqq. Catalogues du Salon, 1894-1912. Catalogue of the
Exhibition of Contemporary Medals at New York, 1910. Catalogue du Salon de la
Medaille, -Bruxelles, 1911. Dresdener Jahrbuch, 1905.
YEO, RICHARD (Brit.). Medallist and Engraver of coins and
gems, date of birth unknown, died in 1779. In 1745 he was lodging
at a druggist's, near Craven Street, Strand, and in i746inTavistock
Street, Govern Garden (Numismatic Chronicle, new ser. XV.
90 f.).
In 1749 he was appointed Assistant-Engraver to the Royal Mint,
and in 1775 Chief-Engraver, in succession to John Sigismund
Official medal for the Battle ot Culloden, 1746.
Tanner. He remained in office until his death which occurred on
3 . December 1779 (Gentleman's Magazine, 1779, p. 6 1 6). He was a
member of the Incorporated Society of Artists in 1760, and was
one of the foundation members of the Royal Academy, to whose
first two exhibitions he was a contributor, sending in 1740 a proof
impression of his five-guinea piece (Wroth, Diet. Nat. Biog., LXIII,
p. 321).
He first came into public notice in 1746, when he produced the
official medal for the battle of Culloden, a badge with an effective
ornamental border (Mayo, Medals, I, pi. 13, n 2; illustrated).
"In the same year", says Wroth, "Yeo issued by subscription
another Culloden medal, with a rather pretentious reverse, the
Duke of Cumberland as Hercules trampling upon Discord (illus-
trated) . This was sold in copper for half a guinea, in silver for one
guinea, and in gold for 'two guineas, for the 'Fashion'. Before pro-
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ducing these medals Yeo had engraved a seal with the head of the
Duke of Cumberland, taken from the life.
But it is probable that Yeo engraved medals at an earlier date .
Several of the Vauxhall tickets are attributed to him, and if the
well-known 'Hogarth' ticket for Vauxhall is correctly assigned to
j m
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Battle of Culloden, 1746.
him, he must have begun to work as a medallist before May 1733,
the date when Jonathan Tyers presented Hogarth with the ticket in
question (Wroth, loc. cit., p. 321 ; W. Chaffers, Cat. of Fonnan
and Browne Collection, 1892, p. 175, n 3483).
* Yeo's small collection of coins and medals was sold by auction
at Langford's, Covent-garden, on 2 and 3 Feb. 1780, the sale includ-
ing his graving tools and colours for painting, among which (says
the Catalogue) is a quantity of his very curious and much esteemed
lake (crimson, scarlet, and yellow)' (Wroth, loc. cit., p. 321).
Yeo usually signed R. YEO and YEO .
" Owing to weak eyesight and other infirmities the new coinage
dies rendered necessary by the accession of George III. were
according to a memorial by Yeo, prepared by the latter ; but in any
case, it is probable that Tanner directed or superintended the model-
ling and engraving " (W . J . Hocking, Royal Mint Museum Cata-
logue, II, p. 26). It is therefore probable that many of the dies of
George III. which are ascribed to Tanner (q. z>.) are Yeo's
engraving .
LIST OF COINS BY RICHARD YEO.
Pattern Five-Guinea piece, 1777; obv. Bust to right, wiry hair;
I. Shield of arms, garnished and crowned, edge plain. The bust is
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of older mien and not so well executed as on Tanner's patterns.
Hawkins (Num Chron., 1851, p. 116) states that this coin is not
by Yeo, but on the other hand he assigns the Five Guinea piece
of 1773 to Yeo, which is given by other writers to Tanner.
Evidently he produced a Pattern Five Guinea piece in 1770 which
he exhibited at the Royal Academy
In Spink's Catalogue of the Montagu Collection, Pattern Five
Guinea pieces of 1770 and 1773 are ascribed to Yeo, probably on
the authority of Hawkins .
Pattern Five Guinea piece 1777, by Yeo.
Pattern Two Guineas, 1777; type, legends and edge exactly as
the Five-Guinea piece, except that it reads on obv. DEI.GRA for DEI.
GRATIA .
Pattern Two Guinea pieces of 1768 and 1773 are also given to
Yeo.
None of the Five and Two Guinea pieces were struck for circu-
lation .
Pattern Guinea, 1761 ; obv. GEORGIVS in DEI GRATIA. Bust to
right, laureate, wreath curved, tye two ends, hair long, curling
towards the face, neck bare, edge plain .
Pattern Guineas of 1763, 1765 (two varieties) are described in
Spink's ' Catalogue of the Montagu Collection' n os 518-20.
Guineas 1761, 1763-1774.
Pattern Half Guineas, 1762, 1764.
Half Guineas, 1762-66, 1769, 1772-79. In the Murdoch Collec-
tion was a Proof Half Guinea, 1775.
Pattern Seven-shilling Piece, 1775, obv. as Half Guinea; rev.
MAG. BRI.FR.ET.HIB. REX. 1775, a lion, crowned, standing upon
crown ; edge obliquely grained, very rare of this date .
Pattern Seven-shilling Piece, 1776, type and legends as the pre-
vious coin, but better executed and struck; edge plain, rare.
Shilling, 1763 (known as the ' Northumberland ' Shilling " from
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the circumstance of its having been specially struck for distribution
among the populace, when Hugh, Earl of Northumberland, made
his first public appearance in Dublin as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
in 1763. Only 100 were coined") (Grueber, Handbook, p. 149).
Pattern Shilling 1778. Obv. Older bust of George III. ; ty,. Four
shields.
LIST OF PRINCIPAL MEDALS
Official badge of the Battle of Culloden, 1746 ; - Jacobite
Rebellion; Medal of the Battle of Culloden, 1746; Prize medals
for Winchester College (with head of William of Wykeham ;
tyL. Manners makyth man); Medal of the Freemasonsof Minorca
(probably struck in 1749; obv. Harpocrates ; l^L. Two hands
clasped); - - Academy of Ancient Music, 1750; obv. Apollo,
signed YEO.F.; H$L. Inscription IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF MERIT, etc.,
signed : YEO FECIT) ; Chancellor's medal, Cambridge, March 1752
(Bust of George IL, signed: R-YEO'F.); Captain Wilson's voyage
to China, April 1760 (Neptune and Mercury); Metallic Admis-
sion Tickets for Vauxhall Gardens. Two bear his signature {Numis-
matic Chronicle, 1898, pi. vn, 2, 5, &c.) with Euterpe and Thalia.
Three others, unsigned are evidently by the same hand : Hogarth's
Ticket, VIRTVS VOLVPTAS (/. c., p. 86, n 7), Calliope (/. c., PL vn,
4) and Erato (/. c., PI. vn, i). The four tickets displaying Muses,
which were formerly in the C. Storr Kennedy collection are now
in the possession of Messrs. Spink & Son Lim d ; Society for Pro-
moting Arts and Commerce, 1753 ; Richmondshire Agricultural
Society medal, etc., and other Tickets, unsigned and undated may
also he attributed to Yeo.
GEMS.
Portrait-cameo of the Duke of Cumberland ; Ixion embracing
a cloud, SPES VANA (YEO F.); Oliver Cromwell, amethyst
(YEO-F.); Shakespeare, intaglio (signed : YEO-F.), etc.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. Hawkins, Medallic Illustrations, ed. Franks and Grueber.
W. Wroth, Richard Yeo, Diet. Nat. Biog. LXIII, p. 320. Redgrave, Dictionary
oj Artists. Yea's Sale Catalogue. Crowther, English Pattern Coins, 1887.
Hawkins, Gold Coins of England, Num. Chron., 1851. S. M. Spink, Catalogue
of the H. Montagu Collection of English Coins from George I. to Victoria, 1891.
King, Engraved Gems, 1872. Raspe, Tassie Gems, 1791. Grueber, Handbook,
&c. Bolzenthal, op. cit. Cochran-Patrick, Medals of Scotland. Ruding,
Annals, &c. Kenyon, op. cit. Henfrey, The Culloden Medals, Num. Chron.,
1875, p. 70. Marvin, Masonic medals, 1860.
YEOMAN (Brit.}. Assistant-engraver at the Royal Mint, London,
under George II. Ruding mentions his name in connection with
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Tanner and Dassier in the 2jrd year of the King (1750), and with
Tanner, Dassier, and Richard Yeo in the 24 th year (1751).
Nothing is known of this Engraver's activity at the Mint.
YERBAULT, LAURENT (Belg.). Goldsmith of Mons, was entrusted
in 1445 with the engraving of a seal of the Provostship of Mons,
for which he was paid 7 livres. Cf. Pinchart, Biographies des gra-
veurs beiges, Rev. num. belg.., 1852, p. 94.
YERKEMBAUT, BAUDUIN (Belg.}. Mint-engraver (tailleur des quins
de la monnoye) at Valenciennes, 1389. Cf. Pinchart, loc.cit., 1861,
p. 412.
YLLTJS. F/^HYLLUS, Vol. II, p. 585.
The gem, illustrated here, from the British Museum Collection,
appears to be a replica of the cornelian in the Florence Museum.
Bust of Silenus ; signed YAAOY.
King says the stone is a Bohemian amethyst, and condemns the
work as modern. (Arch. Journ., XXIV, p. 206.)
The works of Hyllus are remarkable and belong -to the best
period of the glyptic art.
YON, CHARLES PIERRE (French"). Contemporary Sculptor and
Medallist, flourished in the second and third quarters of the nine-
teenth century. In 1848 he exhibited at the Paris Salon a medallion,
Daphnis and Chloe, which he executed in conjunction with
P. Gayrard, and six medals : Marriage of the Virgin, after Raphael;
Assumption of a Virgin martyr, after Mock; The Bearing
of the Cross, after Overbeck ; The Flight to Egypt (in conjunc-
tion with Paul Gayrard); The Lady of the Lake, after Leonardo
da Vinci ; The Wise men on their road to Bethlehem, after
Steinle, etc.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. Chavignerie et Auvray, op. cit., II, 728.
YORKE, SIR JOHN (Brit.) died 1569? Master of the Mint; great-
grandson of Sir Richard York; assay-master to the Mint, 1544;
L. FORRER. Biographical Notices of Medallists. - VI. 45
Master of the Mint at South\vark, 1547; sheriff of London, 1549;
supported John Dudley, earl of Warwick, and was knighted by
Edward VI., 1549; master of the king's woods; employed on
Edward VI., Crown 1551, minted at Southwark.
secret missions abroad, 1550; under-treasurer of Mint in the Tower
of London, 1550, and Master, 1551-3; Member of Russian company
of ' merchant adventurers to Moscovy ', 1553; prominent supporter
of Lady Jane Grey, and on that account imprisoned in Tower of
London, 1553 (Diet. Nat. Biog., LXIII, 334).
The special mark of Sir John Yorke, a Y, occurs on the coinage
of Edward VI., struck at the Southwark Mint : Second issue, gold
1549, and .silver 1547, consisting of: Triple sovereign, probably a
pattern, as it only differs in weight from the Sovereign ; Al. Sove-
reign, Half Sovereign, Crowns (2 types), Half Crowns (2 types),
and ^R. Shillings; Third Issue, silver 1551 : Crown, Half
Crown, Shilling and Sixpence; Fourth Issue, gold 1552 : Sove-
reign, and Half Sovereign.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. H.A. Grueber, Handbook, etc. Kenyon, Gold Coins, etc.
Hawkins, op. cit. Ruding, Annals, etc.
YOUNG AND DEAKIN (Brit.}. A firm of Die-sinkers, Engravers'
and Manufacturers of metal work, of Sheffield. They have been
responsible for the issue of various Prize and commemorative
medals, since the latter quarter of the nineteenth century.
YOUNG, A. STANLEY (Brit.). Contemporary Sculptor and Medallist,
residing in London. At the Royal Academy Exhibition 1905 he
showed a well-executed Portrait-medallion in bronze of John Boot
Esq., and in 1911 and 1912 a Medal for the Worshipful Company
of Founders.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. Cochran-Patrick, Records of the Coinage of Scotland, XXII.
Burns, The Coinage of Scotland, 1887, II, pp. 264, 265.
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YOUNG, B. T. (Bril.). Mr. W. J. Davis of Birmingham has com-
municated to me descriptions of two medals from his collection,
bearing the name of this Engraver. Both are in white metal ; the
first, dated 1831, commemorates the great hurricane which swept
over the islands of Barbadoes on the II th August of that year; the
other was struck on the Emancipation Act, 1834, a d bears the
name of Major General Sir Lionel Smith K.C.B., governor-gene-
ral of Barbadoes.
Although these medals have only legends and inscriptions on
either side, they show commendable work.
I presume B.T. Young to have been a Birmingham Die-sinker
of the first half of the nineteenth century, but have been unable to
obtain any information.
YOUNG, HENRY (Brit.'}. Dealer in Coins and Medals, last quar-
ter of the eighteenth century; resided at 18 LudgateSt., London.
He issued some varieties of a Penny Token, with inscription on
obv . H . YOUNG . DEALER . IN . COINS . N 1 8 . LUGDATE . ST . LONDON * .
Star of the Order of the Garter; fyL. Front view of St. Paul's.
YOUNG, MATTHEW (Brit.}. Son of Henry Young, and also a
Dealer in coins and medals. He was born on the 6 th October 1771,
and from youth became a collector of coins, though his father had
intended him to become a goldsmith. He resided for some years at
18 Lugdate Hill, but later removed to Tavistock St; died on 12 th
July 1837.
He is possibly best remembered as the issuer of Sixty Shilling
pieces of James VII. for Scotland, the dies for which had been
prepared according to an act of the Scottish Parliament, 14. June
1686, but from which no specimens were struck, until they came
into the possession of this dealer, who in 1828, caused 60 impressions
to be made, before they were defaced and deposited in the British
Museum. The dies were executed by Jan Rottier.
Young also caused specimens of the crown of James VIII. , 1716,
by Norbert Roettier, to be struck, no contemporary specimens ot
which are known to exist.
Mathew Young issued a Penny Token, 1798, engraved by
J. Milton, on which he describes himself as ' Goldsmith and Jeweller,
Dealer in Coins and Medals ancient and modern ; fyL Civitas
Londini; inscription on the edge : PROMISSORY PENNY TOKEN
PAYABLE ON DEMAND. Two varieties exist, one with the MATHEW
misspelt, which is very rare.
YOUNG, RICHARD (Brit.'). Goldsmith; Mint-master at Edinburgh,
1542.
YOUNG, ROBERT (Brit.} (1657-1700). Forger and cheat, claimed
to have been educated at Trinity College, Dublin; incurred
various terms of punishment. Having effected his escape from the
King's Bench prison on 12 Dec. 1698, Young seems to have turned
to coining for a livelihood and early in April 1700 he was arrested
for this offence and tried at the Old Bailey. He was found guilty
on 12. April, under the name of John Larkin, alias Young. The
"evidence against him", says a contemporary news-sheet, " were
two fellow-prisoners whom he had inveigled to assist him in the act
of coyning, with design to accuse them and to witness against
them, in hopes to purchase his liberty, but they turned evidence
against him, upon which he was condemned and executed, April
1700". (Dictionary of National Biography, Vol. 63, page 390.)
YOUNG AND SHEPPERD (Brit.}. A firm of Goldsmiths and Die-
sinkers of Calcutta. Issuers of the so-called ' Deccan ' medals, which
were given to native troops for service in the west of India and
Guzerat, 1778-84, and in the south of India, 1780-84. These
medals exist in two sizes. They present a figure of Britannia seated
on a military trophy on obv. and have on rev. a Persian inscription.
YOUNG Bait., SIR GEORGE (Brit.} . Master of the Mint in London,
under George HI., anno 34.
YRIART, ANGER DE (French}. Mint-master at Bayonne, 1496-1501.
His name occurs also as HIRIART .
YOVANOVITCH, GEORGE (Serv.}. Contemporary Sculptor and
Medallist, born at Belgrade; pupil of Chapu and Injalbert. He was
awarded a medal of the third class at the Paris Universal Exhibi-
tion, 1889.
Yovanovitch exhibited Portrait-medallions, Plaquettes and Medals
atthe Paris Salon in 1892, 1894, J 895, 1901, and again in 1914.
One of his best known portraits is that of Prince Milosch Obreno-
vitch I . , of Servia .
YSABEAU, LOUIS GUILLAUME (French}. Sculptor and Medallist ot
Paris. He exhibited at the Salon from 1835-50, and executed many
Portrait-medallions, especially those of Cuvier, Lavoisier, Francois
Adrien Boieldieu, Parmentier, Poinsinet de Sivry, Baron D r Guil-
laume Dupuytren oi Paris, 1853 (signed : L. Ysabeau in script), etc.
YSBARRE (French}. Mint-engraver at Troyes, date uncertain.
YSCHE, JOSSE DE (French}. 1375-1377. Mint-engraver at Chalon-
sur-Saone and Dijon; was for some time employed at Troyes,
probably during the illness of Pierre des Mesmey.
YTKHITb, P. II. (Rnss.}. Vide UTKIN supra. Amongst others, this
709
engraver executed a medal of the St. Petersburg Academy, and
another of the Veterinary School of Dorpat, signed Y. n.
YUNE, LAURENTIUS (Germ.}. Mint-master at Lubeck, 1385.
YVER, JACQUES (French). Mint-engraver at Rennes, 1593 .
YVER, THOMAS (French). 1599-1620. Goldsmith of Rennes,
married Michelle, daughter of Pierre Bodet, master-goldsmith, and
hereditary Engraver of the mint at Rennes. Yver was appointed
Engraver in 1600, and later was named hereditary Engraver.
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Z. Vide JOHANN ZIESSLER. Mint-master at Sagan, in Wallenstein's
service, 1628.
Z. Vide C. D. ZIEGENHORN. Mint-master at Jever, Oldenburg,
Bielefeld, 1664-1675 .
Z. Fide'E. H. A. ZIEGLER. Mint-master at Stolberg, 1792-1807.
ZIEGLER (Germ.}. Contemporary Medallist, by whom are Por-
trait-medals of Gapt. Miiller, commander of the Emden, 1914 ;
Vice Admiral Count von Spec, Naval defeat of the British off
Santa Maria, i. November 1914 ; Lieut. Capt. Otto Weddingen,
of submarine fame, etc.
Z. Vide ZINKEN Mint-master at Harzgerode, 1841-1848.
Z. Vide P. ZOLLMANN. Mint-engraver, 1818, and later Mint-
master, 1843, at Wiesbaden.
Z. Vide ZWEKKERT. Mint-master at Surabaya (Java), 1807-1817.
Z. This letter occurs on a billon Kreutzer of the city of St. Gallen,
1767.
A. Z. Vide AGOSTINO ZOGLIO. Mint-administrator at Venice, 1676-
1677.
A. Z. Vide AGATHUS ZIEGLER. Mint-master at Stolberg, 1790-
1807. He also signed : E. H. A. Z.
B. Z. Vide BALTHASAR ZWIRNER. Mint-master at Oppeln, 1620-
1624, and in connection also with the mints of Breslau and Olmiitz.
B. Z. Vide BARTOLOMEO ZEN. Mint-administrator at Venice,
1733-34.
B. Z. Vide BONFIGLIO ZACCAGNINI. Mint-engraver at the Papal
Zecca, Rome, under Pio IX.
C. Z. Vide CHRISTOPH ZIEGENHORN. Mint-master at Wernigerode,
1618-1620, Stolberg, 1620-1632, and Halberstadt, 1628-1631.
C. Z. Vide CHRISTOPH ZIEGLER. Mint-master at Erfurt, circ. 1650.
C. Z. Vide CASPAR ZEGGIN. Mint-engraver at Munich, 1666-
1713.
C. Z. Vide CARL ZDLLMANN. Die-sinker about 1850.
D. Z. Vide DAVID ZIEGENHORN. Mint-master at Jever, Oldenburg,
Bielefeld, and Zerbst, 1664-1675 ; also G. D. Z.
D. Z. Vide DIETRICH ZIMMERMANN. Mint-master at Leiningen,
Speier, and Dietz, 1670-1691.
G. Z. F/J^GEORG ZEDRITZ. Mint-master at Stockholm, 1722-1738.
H. Z. Vide HANS ZISSLER. Mint-master at Breslau, 1627-1637.
H. Z. Vide HEINRICH ZEDRITZ. Mint-engraver, 1660, and later
Mint-master, 1700-1706, at Stockholm.
I. Z. Vide JOHANN ZIESLER. Mint-master at Breslau, 1627-1637,
and Sagan, 1628-1630 (?).
I. Z. V. Vide GIOVANNI ZANOBI WEBER. Medallist at Florence, circ.
1770-1786.
I. Z. W. Vide JULITJS ZACHARIAS WEFER. Mint-master at Stolberg,
1673, Ellrich, 1673-1676, and Miihlhausen, 1676.
L. Z. Vide LEVIN ZERNEMANN. Mint-engraver at Clausthal
(Brunswick), 1678-1690.
M. Z. Vide MARIA ZENO. Mint-administrator at Venice, 1656-57.
P.Z. Vide PIETRO ZENO. Mint-administrator at Cattaro, 1514-16.
P. Z. Vide PETER ZBOROWSKI. Mint-administrator at Krakau,
1579-80.
P. Z. Vide PAUL ZEGGIN. Medallist at Milan, 1623-1666.
P. Z. Vide JOHANN PHILIPP ZOLLMANN. Mint-engraver, 1818, and
later Mint-master at Wiesbaden, 1843.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. Schlickeysen-Pallmann, Mun^- Abkurqungen, 1896.
P. Z. These initials occur on an engraved Portrait-medal ot
M me de Maintenon, said to date from 1685.
Jff\ "T . A medal, signed thus, of Marquart Freher, lawyer of
Nuremberg, aet. 43, and dated 1 584, is described by Erman, Deutsche
Medailleure, p. 60. It bears analog) 7 to the work of Valentin Maler.
Z. A. B. Vide ZUANO ALOYSIO BATTAGIA. Mint-administrator at
Venice, 1646-1647.
Z. A. B. Vide ZUANO ALOYSIO BAROZZI. Mint-administrator at
Venice, about 1650.
Z. A. B. Vide ZUANO AMADEO BONLINI. Mint-administrator at
Venice, about 1793.
Z. A. P. Vide ZUANO ANDREA PASQUALIGO. Mint-administrator at
Venice, about 1747.
Z. A.S. Vide ZUANO ALOYSIO SALOMONE. Mint-administrator at
Venice, about 1652-53.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. Schlickeysen-Pallmann, op. cit.
ZACARIE, GILLES (French). Mint-master-general ot the French
coinage, about 1494.
ZACCAGNINI, BONFIGLIO (/to/.). Engraver at the Papal Zecca in
Rome under Pius IX., in the fifties of the nineteenth century. His
initials occur on the gold Scudi of 1853-1857 and copper Quattrini
of 1851 and 1854. He also engraved numerous religious and other
medals, amongst which, one of the types of the medals " dei Capi
di Guardia della Misericordia " of Florence, dated 1872; on obv.
VIA APPIA RESTITVTA. St. Sebastian lying dead at foot of temple ;
D r A. Trasmondi, Rome, 1834; - Medal on the 26 Japanese
Martyrs of 1862, etc.
ZACCHI, GIOVANNI (ltd.}. Sculptor and Medallist of Bologna, son
of the sculptor "Zaccaria of Volterra", was born at Bologna about
1515, and there spent the greater part of his life in his father's
profession, chiefly in the employment of the Farnese. His medals
belong both to the beginning and to the end of his artistic career.
Between the years 1536 and 1538 he produced a group of seven,