Raimund Faltz
Raimund Faltz (1658-1703) was a medallist active in Germany. Faltz was born in Stockholm, studied under medallist Charles-Jean-François Chéron in Paris, and in 1688 moved to Berlin where he made a large number of medals and reliefs until his death.
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Raimund Faltz
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- Name
- Raimund Faltz
- Born
- 4 July 1658
- Birthplace
- Stockholm
- Died
- 21 May 1703
- Place of death
- Berlin
- Movement
- Baroque
- Known for
- Medallist
- Nationality
- Sweden.
- Occupation
- sculptor, engraver, medalist and artist.
- Teachers
- Charles-Jean-François Chéron.
- Languages
- German.
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Raimund Faltz (1658-1703) was a medallist active in Germany. Faltz was born in Stockholm, studied under medallist Charles-Jean-François Chéron in Paris, and in 1688 moved to Berlin where he made a large number of medals and reliefs until his death.
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• Name — Raimund Faltz • Born — 4 July 1658 • Birthplace — Stockholm • Died — 21 May 1703 • Place of death — Berlin • Movement — Baroque • Known for — Medallist • Illustration — George I of Great Britain (Georg Ludwig of Brunswick-Lüneburg), wax model for medallion by Raimund Faltz, 1700
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1658
Raimund Faltz born at Stockholm.
2003
Medailleur des Königs, Raimund Faltz (1658-1703) (2003) is digitised and catalogued by Open Library.
1703
Raimund Faltz died at Berlin.
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Stockholm.
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- “Raimund Faltz”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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- Wikidata, structured authority record Q1116526: Raimund Faltz
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scholarly publication
- Faltz, Raimund, Benezit Dictionary of Artists, 2011
Scholarly · Crossref registry · 2011
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Faltz, Raimund, Benezit Dictionary of Artists, 2011
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The authorities additionally record the headings Raymond Faltz, Raimund Falz, Raymund Faltz and Raymund Falz. His recorded language was German.
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Medailleur des Königs, Raimund Faltz (1658-1703)
Medailleur des Königs, Raimund Faltz (1658-1703) (2003) — Open Library
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