Biographical dictionary of medallists: coin, gem, and seal-engravers, mint-masters, &c., ancient and modern, with references to their works B. C. 500-A. D. 1900; compiled by L. Forrer ...

CARRERAS, J. (Span.). Contemporary Sculptor and Medallist.
who in conjunction with Rodriguez, signed the Portrait-medal of
Balmes, on the centenary of his birth, I9ro.
CARRtRE, REGNAULT DE (French). Mint-engraver at Bayonne,
I590-94.
CARRiRE, MARTIN DE (French). Mint-engraver at Bayonne, i593
I609.
CARREYRE (or CARRIIRE), ARNAULT DE (French). Mint-engraver
at Bayonne, 1566-82.
CARRIONI (not CARRIONE). B.D.M., Vol. I, 1904, p. 356.
CARTER, CHARLES FREDERICK (B.D.M., Vol. I, 1904, p. 356).
By this Engraver I have lately seen a Portrait-medal of John Wesley,
on the centenary of Wesleyan Methodism, I839.
CARTER, GEORGE ALFRED (Brit.). Modeller to Hunt and Roskell,
by whom is a Portrait of Robert Ready, the electrotypist (illustrated, Vol. V, p. 53).
CARTER, J. (B.D.M., Vol. I, I904, p. 356). This Medallist's
signature occurs also on a Portrait-medallion in biscuit of John
Wesley, 1839; 2.35 in.
CASALINI, ANDREA (B.D.M., Vol. I, 1904, p. 357). Goldsmith
and Die-engraver, of the second half of the sixteenth century. In
r5 66 he was entrusted with orders from the Court of Parma; 569
he went to Urbino where he remained three years; 1573 he was
in Rome perfecting himself in the art of the die-sinker, under
Guglielmo della Porta. In 1574 he was in the service of the Mint
at Parma. Among the coin-dies he cut there is the fine Doppia with
bust of Duke Ottavio and on ItL. the Three Graces and arms of
Parma; signed: A. C. In 1576 he executed the drawing of a beautiful
armour which was carried out by a Milanese. From I578 Agostino
Smit assisted him at the Mint and during the following years, he
made various journeys to Milan and Ferrara (I58I). From I586
Casalini worked for both mints of Parma and Piacenza, and engraved
dies for Scudi, including in I591 a fine Ducatone for Duke Alessandro Farnese, signed A. C. He died on 8. February 1597 at Milan,
and was undoubtedly one of the cleverest Coin-engravers of his
time. - His son POMPEO CASALINI was also in the service of the
Ducal Court of Parma as a goldsmith from about 1597. Cf.
N. Pelicelli, in Dr Thieme's, Allgeml. Kiinstler-Lexikon, VI, IOI.
CASALS, ANTONIO (B.D.M., Vol. I, I904, p. 357). Medallist in
Barcelona, where in I857 he was entrusted with the engraving of

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