Maker

René Grégoire

Maker name as recorded in the holding museum's catalogue: “René Grégoire (French, 1871–1945)”. Biographical and business details beyond that record have not been independently verified.

Kind: medallist
Country: France

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Dated span

1914 – 1917

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Cleveland Museum of Art

medals

Medal (Cleveland Museum of Art 1919.892)

1914–1918

Cleveland Museum of Art object 1919.892: Medal, 1914–1918. René Grégoire (French, 1871–1945). Bronze; diameter: 6.7 cm (2 5/8 in.). Inscribed: observse - "Wilson." reverse - "Le droit est plus précieux que la paix.. Nous, nous battons pour la liberté.". It is catalogued in the museum's Decorative Art and Design dep…

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Cleveland Museum of Art

medals

Medal (Cleveland Museum of Art 1919.92)

1914–1918

Cleveland Museum of Art object 1919.92: Medal, 1914–1918. René Grégoire (French, 1871–1945). Bronze; diameter: 6.7 cm (2 5/8 in.). Inscribed: "Wilson.". It is catalogued in the museum's Decorative Art and Design department under Metalwork. Credit line: Gift of Lawrence Hitchcock. Recorded provenance: Mr. Lawrence H…

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medals

Medal, Gregoire, Rene, France, 1917

1917

This bronze medal, measuring 68 mm in diameter, was produced in France in 1917 by the medallist and sculptor René Grégoire. The piece presents a portrait of the sculptor Auguste Rodin and was struck in 1917, presumably serving as a posthumous memorial following Rodin's death that same year. The obverse of the medal…

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