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National Museum of American History: The Coins of the Demareteion Master WebsiteNational Museum of American History: The Coins of the Demareteion Master Website
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National Museum of American History: The Coins of the Demareteion Master

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The Demareteion Master is the name given to the artist who created the dies for the Demareteion coin and some others in ancient Greece. He is the first known master engraver to have lifted the numismatic art form to the level of classical Greek art. What is known about this artist and others who followed after him is presented here, along with examples of the Demareteion series of coins.

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ancient greece

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classical numismatic artist, master engravers, smithsonian: national numismatic collection: the coins of the demareteion master, ancient greek civilization, ancient greek classical art, ancient greek coins, ancient greek currency, ancient greek money, classical greek artist, classical greece (500 to 338 bc)

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