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This is my first Wikipedia page. I gave the photos copyright tags. (Didn't see a prompt to do that when I uploaded the photos, so assumed everything was ok.) I added the first of several references. I added categories. I will be expanding on the article, and adding biographies of dozens of other medallic artists and expanding on the ones that others have created. This will produce a large number of cross links.
-- Jwbirks 11 August 2009
I added a small additional reference, but certainly more are needed. With such a noted image as the Semeuse, one would think this would be a more popular article, but he seems to get very little notice. For example, the 2003 Petit Larousse (grand format) just gives a sentence or two, and my source (1905 NIE) doesn't do much better. Thanks for your contribution. Bob Burkhardt (talk) 16:31, 12 October 2010 (UTC)[reply]
