ARCHITECTURE / FINE ARTS - Lot 38

ARCHITECTURE / FINE ARTS Eleven table medals. * Seven medals after Hippolyte Lefebvre: Allégorie de l'architecture, five medals with obverse of a young student of architecture, in blouse, holding a compass in one hand and seated. - two plaques, one in bronze with a blank cartouche, the second in gilded bronze, name cartouche, reverse engraved Salon Violet 1962 gold medal. exergue between laurel branches. - three round medals, two with "syndicat des architectes du Rhône" reverse, one in silver, the second in bronze, the last with reverse engraved and dated 1939. Diam. 36 mm - Silver weight: 19.20 g * Hygiene Architecture, gilt bronze plaque. Obverse: personification of medicine giving instructions to an architect. Reverse: a miner embracing his daughter in the street, his wife with two other children in front of the coron. Rubbing. Louis CORDONNIER. Two round bronze medals. Obverse: bust in full front view, three-quarter view, exergue L. CORDONNIERARCHITECTEMEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE. Reverse: LOUIS CORDONNIER / MEMBRE DE L'INSTITUT / A / SES CONFRERES SES AMIS / SES COLLABORATEURS // 6 JANVIER 1912, architect's tools on a laurel branch. Diam. 50 mm. One in case. * Bronze plaque after V. Peter for Léon Bonnat's jubilee. Obverse: L'ASSOCIATION / DES / ANCIENS ÉLÈVES / DES ATELIERS / DE L'ÉCOLE / NATIONALE / DES / BEAUX-ARTS / DE PARIS / A LEON BONNAT / DÉCEMBRE 1913, on the right, his bust in profile on the left in a medallion. Reverse: 1863 - 1913. On a painter's palette: CINQUANTENAIRE DES ATELIERS / DE L'ECOLE NAT. LE DES BEAUX ARTS, five putti holding various artistic instruments at base. 50 x 65 mm. * Round bronze medal after Paul Belmondo. Obverse: Paul Louis Weiller, head in left profile, sb. Reverse: FAIS CE QUE / DOIS / ADVIENNE QUE / POURRA / Paul Louis Weiller / membre de l'Institut. Sb. Smooth edge dated 1966. In its Monnaie de Paris case. Diam. 68 mm. * Bronze plaque after Georges Prudhomme. Obverse: CERAMICS, a seated young woman looking at a vase. Reverse: on an altar, various ceramic pieces, above Rouen - Sèvres - Limoges - Nevers. 64 x 50 mm.