1928 Erik Lindberg Bronze 2nd International Radiology Convention Award Medal
Erik Lindberg, a Swedish 19th Century sculptor and artist is famous for creating the designs for the Nobel Peace Prize medals in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine and Literature. He also created the 1912 Olympian medals.
Diameter: 2-5/8"
Thickness: 1/8"
Composition: Bronze
Weight: 96.9 g
Marked: ERIK LINDBERG * BRONS (on rim)
Obverse: Bust facing Left
Obverse reads: GUSTAVUS * FORSSELL * CONVENTUS * RADIOLOGORUM * INTERNATIONALIS * II * HOLMIA * MCMXXVIII ( translates: Gustavus Forssell 1928 2nd International Convention of Radiologists)
Reverse: Allegorical Medicine and Nurse figures
Reverse reads: LUX * NOVA * MEDICINAE * NOVA * SUBSIDIA * PARAVIT ( translates literally: New medicine, new subsidy, prepared)
Condition: Great, as pictured. (ZZZI225BRhwoverflow#c)
