Enhance your collection with this exquisite Paul Boyer commemorative medal, struck in 1937 by the Monnaie de Paris during the French III Republic era. Crafted in bronze with a diameter of 68 mm and weighing 151.5 g, this medal celebrates the legacy of Paul Boyer (1864-1949), a distinguished professor of Russian and administrator at the École des Langues Orientales.
Characteristics:
- Material: Bronze
- Diameter: 68 mm
- Weight: 151.5 g
- Edge: Smooth with "corne BRONZE"
- Engraver: Pierre Turin (1891-1968)
- Mint: Monnaie de Paris
- Date: 1937
Obverse: Features a finely detailed profile portrait of Paul Boyer, signed by the renowned engraver Pierre Turin. The craftsmanship captures Boyer's scholarly demeanor, highlighting his contributions to the study of Russian language and literature in France.
Reverse: Displays an elegant six-line legend honoring Boyer's academic achievements, including his role as a professor of Russian and his administrative leadership at the École des Langues Orientales. The sophisticated typography and balanced design make this medal a timeless tribute to educational excellence.
This collectible medal is ideal for numismatic enthusiasts, historians, and collectors of academic and cultural memorabilia. It offers a blend of historical significance, artistic quality, and a deep connection to the legacy of French and Russian linguistic studies.
