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 ...

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executed cast as well as modelled Portrait-medallions. Jacques de Bie
calls him an " excellent ouvrier et esbaucheur en cire ". By him are:
Guillaume du Vair, Vice-Chancellor of France (signed: c. FREMY;
50 mill.); — Meric de Vic, vicomte d'Ermenonville, 1621 (G.
FREMY); - Stephen de Witt, on the Defence of Fort Vreeswyck.
(C. FREMY), etc.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. - N. Rondot et H. de La Tour, op. cit.
FRENCH, DANIEL CHESTER (Amer.). Designed the obverse of a
medal to commemorate the Visit of the British and French War
Commissions to the United States of America, I917. Miss Evelyn
B. Longman designed the reverse.
FRENER, J.B. (B.D.M., Vol. II, p. 158). M. Arnold Robert has
published in the Numtismlatic Circular, 1908, a Portrait-medallion of
Henri Druey, by this artist (illlstraalrd).

Henry Druey, conseiller federal, Portrait-Medallion. By J. B. Frener.
Reduced to 3 4 diameter.
The date of the Lucerne Tir federal medal is 1853 and not I863
as stated by me before.