E-auction 281-202319 - fme_475828 - FAMOUS FIGURES Médaille de Fedot Choubine, sculpteur russe

FAMOUS FIGURES Médaille de Fedot Choubine, sculpteur russe AU

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Estimate :	100 €
Price :	25 €
Maximum bid :	30 €
End of the sale :	03 September 2018 18:21:30
bidders :	7 bidders

Type : Médaille de Fedot Choubine, sculpteur russe

Date: n.d.

Metal : bronze

Diameter : 60 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 119 g.

Edge : Lisse

Coments on the condition:

Dans un écrin rouge Vgr Augier, graveur à Saint Sulpice. Traces de coups et rayures. Aspect légèrement nettoyé

Obverse

Obverse legend : ANÉPIGRAPHE.

Obverse description : Buste du sculpteur de face, un buste à gauche en arrière plan.

Reverse

Reverse legend : ФЕДОТУ / ШУБИНУ / 1740-1805.

Reverse description : Inscription cyrillique en 7 lignes.

Commentary

Le coffret était adressé à mr. Ed. Gillard, archiviste de la société industrielle. Néanmoins, le coffret ne semble pas correspondre à la médaille, le diamètre à l’intérieur est plus petit que le diamètre de la médaille.

Fedot Choubine est un sculpteur russe du 18e siècle, mort en 1805. Il fréquentera l’académie royale de Paris dès 1767 pendant 3 ans.
The box was addressed to Mr. Ed. Gillard, archivist of the industrial society. However, the box does not appear to correspond to the medal; the internal diameter is smaller than the diameter of the medal. Fedot Shubin was an 18th-century Russian sculptor who died in 1805. He attended the Royal Academy of Paris from 1767 for three years.