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From the worlds most famous museum.......!! The Conservateurs’ Collection Of The Treasures' of The Louvre In Solid Sterling Silver First Edition Proof Set Struck By The Franklin Mint 50-Piece Medallic Series First Edition Sterling Silver Proofs No Reserve Winner Takes It All..!! 64.23 Troy Ounces Sterling Silver Guaranteed.....!! Note: Please read and respect the Payment Terms stated at the end of this listing. The treasures included in this rare, very limited medallic series were chosen by seven Conservateurs - each representing one of the seven different departments of The Louvre. The world-renowned masterpieces they selected inspired this superb Treasures Of The Louvre Collection Each medal weighs an average of 1.28+ troy ounces and is 45 mm round; the medals were weighed individually on an electronic digital scale for a total weight of 30,830.6 grains OR a total Sterling Silver weight of 64.23 ozt guaranteed..!! The collection is arranged in an impressive display album with 10 medals per page - there are five pages for a total of 50 medals. The collection is complete and the medals are in mint condition and sealed in protective acrylic cases; the album is in very good condition. The album's front page is embossed: "The Conservateurs’ Collection Of The Treasures of The Louvre; In Solid Sterling Silver First Edition Proof Set; Struck By The Franklin Mint"; the entire collection looks like it arrived from the Mint yesterday. Listed elsewhere online for $3,000.00 retail! The front of each medal bears an engraved likeness of the work of art; the obverse provides a description of the art work and its creator (if known) surrounded by winged angelic beings with the inscription Tresors Du Louvre at the bottom. On the rim of each medal is stamped - sterling, C, f, 75. The medals are in proof condition with absolutely no tarnishing . The Treasured Art Works Are Listed As Follows: The Mona Lisa The Victory of Samothrace Leonardo da Vinci 1503 Greek Art - Second Century B.C St. Michael Slaying The Dragon Portrait of An Old Man & His Grandson French Romance Art - Twelfth Century Domenico Ghirlandaio Study For A Medal Head Of A Saint Antonio Pisano Know As Pisanello Hans Memling Portrait Of A Man Called The Condottier The Seated Scribe Antonello da Messina Egyptian Art c. 2,300 B.C The Code of Hammurabi Portrait Of The Artist Mesopotamian Art 8th Century B.C Albretcht Durer Charles V French Gothic Art Rebellious Slave Fourteenth Century Michelangelo Portrait Of Francis I Woman Bearing Offerings Jean Clouet Egyptian Art Preceding 11th Dynasty Winged IBEX The Gypsy Girl Persian Art 4th Century B.C. Frans Hals Portrait Of Erasmus Eve Offering An Apple Albretch Durer Correggio Portrait of Ann of Cleves Diane Of Anet Hans Holbein French Art, Sixteenth Century Portrait Of Charles I of England The Eagle Of Suger Anthony Van Dyck French Art - 12th Century The Venus DeMilo St. Joseph The Carpenter Greek Art 2nd Century B.C. Georges de la Tour Portrait of Helena Fourment & Children Portrait Of Claude Deruet & Son Peter Paul Rubens Jacques Callot Milo Of Crotona The Pheasant Meal Pierre Puget Louis Le Nain The Inspiration Of The Poet Bust Of Countess Du Barry Nicolas Poussin Augustin Pajou The Young Beggar Head Of Michelangelo Murillo Italian Art Sixteenth Century Head Of An Amarnian Princess The Blessing Egyptian Art 18th Dynasty Jean-Baptiste Chardin Christ At Emmaus Bust Of Alexandre Brongniart As A Child Rembrandt Jean-Antoine Houdon Half Nude Woman Diana Resting After Her Bath Antoine Watteau Franco...
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