Andor Meszaros Uniface Bronze Medal - Window Construction (135mm)

Andor Meszaros Uniface Bronze Medal - Window Construction (135mm)Andor Meszaros (19001972) was a Hungarian born sculptor who profoundly shaped the tradition of medallic art in Australia. Trained in Europe and influenced by masters like Picasso and Modigliani, Andor settled in Melbourne in 1939, where he pioneered a distinctly classical and representational style. Despite early struggles as a migrant artist, he gained recognition through portrait medals of academics, medical leaders, and cultural figures. Over his

Inspired by the timeless charm of fairytales

it plays a highly symbolic role

the coin’s reverse highlights the kangaroo’s distinctive bounding movement in a modern artistic style

Struck in gold

Known as 'The Great Race'

-The third release in the Australia's Most Dangerous Silver Coloured Proof Series

fought from October 23 to November 11

It rotates sideways and has 27 known moons

Issued to commemorate the coronation of George VI

minted between 98-117 AD

The coin design background of vertical lines replicates the stainless steel poles which are a major feature of the design of the Australian National Korean War Memorial in Canberra

increased chrome accents