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Sebastian Dadler

 
Sebastian Dadler

German

Sebastian Dadler was born in Strassburg and died in Hamburg. He was a goldsmith, medalist and etcher who worked for the imperial and Saxon courts. He was active in Augsburg in 1610 and again in 1619, in Dresden between 1621 and 1630 and then in Nuremberg and Berlin. In 1634 the artist settled in Danzig (Gdansk), but moved to Hamburg by 1648. He ranked amongst the most distinguished craftsmen of his time. 146 medals are attributed to him; these medals commemorate both events of contemporary history, and family events like births. [NGA record retrieved 1/26/20; https://www.nga.gov/collection/artist-info.9900.html]

2 objects

Wish for Freedom Medal

1628
silver
Gift of Paula R. Bocciardi, in memory of Frank and Agnes Steger, 2021
2021.2.1.a
 

Wish for Freedom Medal

1628
silver
Gift of Paula R. Bocciardi, in memory of Frank and Agnes Steger, 2021
2021.2.1.b