Paul Vincze
Hungarian · 1907–1994 · Sculptor
Paul Vincze was a Jewish-Hungarian designer of coins and medals, and sculptor. Vincze's artistic works featured the classical artistic style as shown on the coins he designed.… (Wikipedia)
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- 1916 RISING FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY MEDALSWhyte's · €2,400≈ $3,186≈ £1,626Sign up to see
- 1916 RISING FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY MEDALSWhyte's · €2,100≈ $2,788≈ £1,423Sign up to see
- 1916 RISING FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY MEDALSWhyte's · €2,000≈ $2,655≈ £1,355Sign up to see
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Paul Vincze was a Jewish-Hungarian designer of coins and medals, and sculptor. Vincze's artistic works featured the classical artistic style as shown on the coins he designed. His work was part of the sculpture event in the art competition at the 1948 Summer Olympics. He was born in Galgagyörk, Hungary and died in Grasse, France.
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Also known as Pal Vincze, Pal Weisz
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