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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AT (7 in monogram). Signature on a medal of Dr Grasset of
Montpellier.
ATKINS, C. (Brit.). Sculptor of the second half of the nineteenth
century. A bronze Plaque by him, which was exhibited at the
South London Working Classes Exhibition, I869, is now in the
Victoria and Albert Museum, South Kensington.
ATSYLL, RICHARD (B. D. M., Vol. I, I904, p. 86). Official Engraver (" Graver of stones") to Henry VIII. His name also occurs as
ATZELL. Some of the portrait cameos in the Royal Collection at
Windsor and in the Devonshire Collection may be possibly assigned
to him (C. D. Fortnum Archaeologia, XLV, I8). Fortnum thinks
it possible that Atsyll may have gone on working under Elizabeth.
Cf. Dalton, Catalogue of Engraved Gems.
AUBAN (French). Contemporary Sculptor; pupil of Falguiere. At
the Salon of 1906 he exhibited two Portrait-medallions.
AUBARD, CHARLES HENRI EUGtNE (French). Contemporary Gemengraver, born at Blaye (Gironde); pupil of M. Genin. At the
Salon of I892 he exhibited a head of Vespasian cut in precious
stone.
AUBt, P. (French). Manufacturer of military ribbons, etc.; has
edited a Red Cross Plaquette, I914-I915 (Honneur au devouement).
AUBt, R. (B. D. M., Vol. I, I904, p. 87). This medallist's signature occurs also on a medal of Dr Henri Dor, of Lyons.
AUBEL, D.SIR (French). Contemporary Sculptor, born in Paris.
Pupil of Roty, and Demoulin. At the Paris Salon, I905, he exhibited a Portrait-plaquette in steel of a young Lady; the work is in
repousse.
AUBENHEIMER, R. L. (Germ.). Contemporary Medallist, supposed
to have been residing in Milan. Dr F. P. Weber describes a Portraitmedal by him of Cardinal Tachereau, archbishop of Quebec, i886
(in Mr R. W. Mac Lachlan's Collection).
AUBERT or ALBERT, BARTHtLEMI (French). Mint-engraver at
Romans, 1460; later, Die-cutter to all the mints of Dauphiny,
circ. I460-50oI.
AUBERT, BARTHtLEMY I (French). Also BARTHOLOMIEU AUBERT
or NOBERT, OBERT, ALBERT and EBERT. Mint-engraver at Romans
in 1460, later Engraver and Assayer to all the mints of Dauphiny,
circ. 1460-1501.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. - Rondot & De La Tour, op. cit.