Medal Allegorie Of Martial Industrial, Science & Industry Lambert 1886 Medal

Description

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Bronze medal from the Monnaie de Paris (Horn mark from 1880).
Minted in 1886.
Engraver
: CP.
Dimension
: 63 mm.
Weight
: 112 g.
Metal
: bronze.
Hallmark on the edge
: cornucopia + bronze.
Quick and neat delivery.
Industrial arts are an expression of the 19th century which is related to the field of 'technology'1 in the sense that they appear in the wake of the industrial revolution and confer on a traditional production of objects and techniques pertaining to the craftsmanship, a new dimension and scale. The industrial arts combine medium or large series production using innovative technology with an aesthetic dimension. In this, they constitute a kind of proto-design. At a time of rupture with the old artisanal fashions which caused an upheaval of minds, the industrial arts tried to reconcile art, technique and industry. The efforts of the authorities are focused in particular on the training of designers, scientists and engineers in industries such as textiles, construction and metallurgy2. For their part, the manufacturers call on designers and try to maintain an artistic value for their articles in order to meet the tastes of a clientele eager for ornaments and styles3.
Industrial arts are an expression of the 19th century which is related to the field of 'technology'1 in the sense that they appear in the wake of the industrial revolution and confer on a traditional production of objects and techniques pertaining to the craftsmanship, a new dimension and scale. The industrial arts combine medium or large series production using innovative technology with an aesthetic dimension. In this, they constitute a kind of proto-design. At a time of rupture with the old artisanal fashions which caused an upheaval of minds, the industrial arts tried to reconcile art, technique and industry. The efforts of the authorities are focused in particular on the training of designers, scientists and engineers in industries such as textiles, construction and metallurgy2. For t