215 - PARIS MINT, Arts.

PARIS MINT, Arts. A set of seventy-two medals in bronze and copper alloy. 20th century. It includes: - Benvenuto Cellini, Administration of Coins and Medals, 1969 Works Council, by D. Flourat; - Giotto, 1967, by Querolle; - Maurice Escande, Administrator of the Comédie-Française, Senior Member, 1967, by Querolle; - René Clair, “Who sings at the slightest sound—who disturbs his rest”; - Gustave Eiffel, 1973; - Maurice Quentin de La Tour, “The perfection I seek is beyond humanity,” 1978, by Santucci; - Camille Corot, “Light is an eternal beauty,” 1967, by S. Goldberg; - Alexander Calder, 1968; - Maurice Utrillo, 1962, by Corbin; - Maurice de Vlaminck, by A.H. Torcheux; - Jacques Offenbach, *La Vie parisienne*; *La Périchole*; *La Belle Hélène*; *Orphée aux Enfers*; *Les Contes d’Hoffmann*; *La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein* by Madeleine-Pierre Querolle; - And various others.