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Artist Biography
Early Life and Training
- Born: Palermo, Italy (July 13, 1887)
- Died: August 20, 1964
The Peace Dollar and Numismatic Recognition
- The Competition: In 1921, de Francisci won a competition held by the Commission of Fine Arts to design a new silver dollar.
- Design Inspiration: The portrait on the Peace Dollar is based on his wife, Mary Teresa Cafarelli, though he described it as a "composite" face representing “something of America.” He aimed to convey the nation's intellectual vigor and vitality in the design.
- Immediate Impact: The success of the Peace Dollar significantly elevated de Francisci’s reputation.
- Other Numismatic Works: He also designed the 1920 Maine Centennial commemorative half dollar.
Beyond Coins: Sculpture and Medallic Art
- World War II Service Button: De Francisci designed the World War II Honorable Service Lapel Button, commonly known as the "ruptured duck."
- Sesquicentennial Flagpole Reliefs: He created bronze high reliefs for the drum base of the Sesquicentennial flagpole in Union Square, New York City.
- Abraham Lincoln Admiration: De Francisci held a deep admiration for Abraham Lincoln, reflected in several personal works.
- 1964/1965 New York World's Fair Medal: He designed the inaugural medal for this significant event.
Legacy and Historical Significance
Anthony de Francisci’s contributions to American art, particularly his design of the Peace Dollar, have secured his place in history. His ability to blend artistic skill with numismatic principles resulted in a coin that is both aesthetically pleasing and historically significant. De Francisci's work demonstrates the power of sculpture to capture national identity and commemorate important events. He remains an influential figure in American art and numismatics, remembered for his impactful designs and lasting legacy.
Anthony de Francisci
1887 - 1964 , Italy
Quick Facts
- Full Name: Anthony de Francisci
- Nationality: Italian-American
- Date Of Birth: 1887
- Date Of Death: 1964
- Place Of Birth: Palermo, Italy
- Notable Artworks:
- Peace Dollar
- Maine Centennial half dollar
- World War II Service Button
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Classical style
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- James Earle Fraser
- Hermon MacNeil
- Adolph A. Weinman
