Silver Coin Polish Malars XIX / 20th Century: Aleksander Gierymski (1850-1901) - SHIPPING 24 H!

Silver Coin Polish Malars XIX / 20th Century: Aleksander Gierymski (1850-1901)

In 2006, the National Bank of Poland issued a silver collector's collector with a nominal 20 zloty, commemorating Aleksander Gierymski - an outstanding representative of Polish realism and the precursor of Impressionism. This coin is the fifth issue from the series "Polish painters of the 19th / 20th century", whose aim is to honor the most important figures of Polish painting of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Artistic presentation of Gierymski's works

The coins are decorated with a stylized fragment of the image "Jewish with lemons" from 1881, one of the most recognizable works of the artist. Next to the image of the Eagle established for the Emblem of the Republic of Poland, the designation of the year of emission - 2006 and the denomination - PLN 20.

The coin revers shows the portrait of Aleksandra Gierymski, inspired by his "portrait with a palette" from 1891-1892. There is a fragment of the image "Feast of Trumps" from 1890 and a paint palette with four colors: red, yellow, green and blue, along with three brushes.

Investment potential

The "Aleksander Gierymski" coin is an attractive choice for investors and collectors. Its limited outlay and belonging to the prestigious series "Polish painters of the 19th / 20th century" increases its collector's value. In addition, the use of a colored tampondruct and the presentation of the artist's works make it a unique copy on the Numismatic Market.

Summary

The silver collector's collector's 20 zlotys from 2006, devoted to Aleksander Gierymski, is a unique copy that combines historical, artistic and investment value. It is an excellent choice for collectors and those seeking stable and valuable investments in precious metals.