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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Declarations, with busts of Francis Joseph I, William II,
Mohammed V. and Ferdinand of Bulgaria; 33 mill.; - Restoration
of the Kingdom of Poland, I916, etc.
KOERLL (KROLL), JURGEN (Germi.). Mint-master at Wernigerode,
1620.
KOERNER, JOHANN CONRAD (B.D.M., Vol. III, i99). Bramsen
describes two medals by this Engraver commemorating the Visit of
King Jerome Napoleon and Queen Catherine at Clausthal, I81I.
KOHLER, F.D. (Amer.). State Assayer of California, I85o, whose
name occurs on an oblong Ingot (illustrated), issued in i85o, a
specimen of which brought f 207 at the sale of the Bruce-Cartwright
collection (London, 1907).
KOHLER, JOSEPH ANTHON (Swiss). Mint-master to the Prince
Bishop of Basle, Joseph Sigismund von Roggenbach, I782-I793.
KOLLMANN, JAKOB (Austr.). Chief-engraver at the Mint of
Kremnitz, born in I775, and in office from I798 to I854.
KOLLI, NICOLAS (Swiss). Moneyer at Freiburg, from about 50o3;
died in 1550.
KONSf, GERRIT (Dutch). Mint-engraver at Harderwijk, I807.
KONTI, ISIDORE (Austr.). Contemporary Sculptor and Medallist.
Born in Vienna, Austria,July 9. I862. At the age of fifteen he entered
the Imperial Academy of Arts in Vienna and there obtained a
scholarship, enabling him to study in Rome, Florence, Naples, and
Venice. In I891 he came to the United States, and making his
home in Chicago, he assisted in executing some groups for the
Agricultural and Administrative Buildings of the World's Columbian
Exposition. In I893 he settled in New York City. Among his important works are the group "West Indies", and the spandrels
symbolizing the North and East rivers for the Dewey Arch; groups
for the Temple of Music and the esplanade, Pan-American Exposition; the two side cascades of the great fountain at the St. Louis