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Artist: Belskie, Abram
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Bronze Medal, New York City, NY. 2001.11.22

Place of Production
New York City (N.Y.)
Obverse
THE HALL OF FAME FOR GREAT AMERICANS/ AT NEW YORK/ UNIVERSITY/ 19C66/ WILLIAM THOMAS GREEN MORTON/ 1819-1868: Bust, l., with snake, laurel branch, sun, and test tube, l.
Reverse
R.O.R./ ABRAM BELSKIE SC: Nude male figure (Job) kneeling amidst clouds of ether
Diameter (in mm)
44.35
Weight (in gr.)
59.297

Bronze Medal, New York City, NY. 2001.11.23

Place of Production
New York City (N.Y.)
Obverse
THE HALL OF FAME FOR GREAT AMERICANS/ PHILLIPS BROOKS/ AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY/ 1835/ 1893/ 19C65: bust, l with r. arm raised; cross at l.
Reverse
IN THE BEGINNING GOD CREATED THE HEAVEN AND THE EARTH/ ABRAM BELSKIE SC: Allegoric depiction of Genesis; Hebrew inscription at r.
Diameter (in mm)
44.2
Weight (in gr.)
65.674

Bronze Medal, New York City, NY. 2001.11.24

Place of Production
New York City (N.Y.)
Obverse
1851 WALTER REED 1902/ ABRAM BELSKIE SC: Bust, 3/4 l.
Reverse
THE HALL OF FAME FOR GREAT AMERICANS AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY/ 19C63: Mosquito
Diameter (in mm)
44.4
Weight (in gr.)
53.81

Bronze Medal, New York City, NY. 2001.11.38

Place of Production
New York City (N.Y.)
Obverse
WILLIAM CRAWFORD GORGAS/ 1854/ 1920/ ABRAM BELSKIE SC: bust, l , with mosquito, r.
Reverse
THE HALL OF FAME FOR GREAT AMERICANS / .AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY./ PANAMA: Two male figures, bare chested, holding shovels, working on canal
Diameter (in mm)
44.35
Weight (in gr.)
56.642

Bronze Medal, United States. 2002.10.50

Obverse
STONE MOUNTAIN | CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL | 1970/ ABRAM BELSKIE SC.: 3 men on horseback, mountain behind
Reverse
DUTY HONOR COURAGE | UNITY THROUGH SACRIFICE: flags of north and south in wreath, mountain behind
Diameter (in mm)
69.8
Weight (in gr.)
228.731

Silver Medal, New York City, NY. 1988.124.47

Place of Production
New York City (N.Y.)
Obverse
A/ C/ B: Angel, female nude, holds small statue of angel, female nude; Pegasus behind
Reverse
THIS ABOVE ALL TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE: Hand holding clay-modelling tool;other sculpting tools(?) behind
Diameter (in mm)
71.0
Reference
Noble.223ff.

Bronze Medal, United States. 1989.59.2

Obverse
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS/ COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY/ ABRAM BELSKIE SC.: mythical woman figure suspending in air, holding torch w. snake curling up inl. hand and leafy branch in r. hand
Reverse
TWO HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY|1767 1967: front of college building
Diameter (in mm)
70.0

Lead Trial Piece, United States. 1992.41.106

Obverse
WALDEN SPENCER AWARD/ COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS/ NEURO BIOLOGY/ ABR.B SC.: bust, 3/4 l. and tree on left, crown on right.
Diameter (in mm)
90.0
Provenance
Schwartz, James H.

Bronze Medal of Galen of Pergamum, Greece. 1987.53.251

Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal of Larrey, Dominique, France, 1766–1842. 1987.53.252

Date
1766 - 1842
Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal of Maimonides, Moses Ben, Egypt. 1987.53.253

Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal of Charcot, Jean M., France, 1825–1893. 1987.53.254

Date
1825 - 1893
Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal of Freud, Sigmund, United States, 1856–1939. 1987.53.255

Date
1856 - 1939
Obverse
SIGMUND.FREUD/ 1856/ 1939/ PSYCHOANALYSIS/ C ABRAM BELSKIE 1973 PAM: Clothed bust facing three quarters to r.; in l. field parents standing behind boy; in r. field man seated in front of table, three men standing behind
Reverse
THE MANIFESTATION IS TODAY/ THE CAUSE/ LIES IN/ YESTERYEAR: Nude sleeping woman superimposed at right angle on nude sleeping man, wisps of clouds behind
Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal of Ramon y Cajal, Santiago, Spain, 1852–1934. 1987.53.256

Date
1852 - 1934
Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal, Danbury, CT. 1987.53.257

Place of Production
Danbury (Conn.)
Obverse
WILLEM EINTHOVEN / 1860/ 1927/ DISCOVERER OF THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH/ C ABRAM BELSKIE 1973: Bust facing, heart in upper right field
Reverse
EKG / A GRAPH OF THE / HEART'S BEAT top, MEASURING THE BLOOD PRESSURE / PROFILES / OF A HEARTBEAT bottom.: Person taking blood pressure at left half of center field, person taking an EKG at right half of center field.
Diameter (in mm)
44.0
Weight (in gr.)
60.944

Bronze Medal of Bright, Richard, Great Britain, 1789–1858. 1987.53.258

Date
1789 - 1858
Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal of Dioscorides, Pedanius, Greece. 1987.53.259

Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal of Ehrlich, Paul, Germany, 1854–1915. 1987.53.260

Date
1854 - 1915
Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal, New York City, NY. 1987.53.261

Place of Production
New York City (N.Y.)
Obverse
GIOVANNI B. MORGAGNI/ 1682/ 1771/ FOUNDER OF PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY/ C ABRAM BELSKIE 1970 PAM: Bust 3/4 right
Reverse
DE SEDIBUS/ ET CAUSIS MORBORUM/ PER ANATOMEN INDAGATIS/ THE HIGHWATER MARK OF CLINICO-PATHOLOGICAL DESCRIPTION: In the center is a building and a tripod, two figures stand to the left, and a patient and physician are on the right
Diameter (in mm)
44.0

Bronze Medal of Cushing, Harvey, United States, 1869–1939. 1987.53.263

Date
1869 - 1939
Diameter (in mm)
44.0
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