Felix Schlag

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Felix Schlag was a German-American sculptor and coin designer best known for creating the original portrait of Thomas Jefferson used on the U.S. nickel introduced in 1938.

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instanceOf coin designer
person
sculptor
countryOfCitizenship Germany
United States of America
designed Jefferson nickel obverse NERFINISHED
Monticello reverse for the Jefferson nickel
United States five-cent coin introduced in 1938
ethnicOrigin German-American
familyName Schlag NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork numismatic art
sculpture
genre medallic design
relief sculpture
givenName Felix NERFINISHED
hasWorkInCollection United States Mint NERFINISHED
influencedDomain design of 20th-century U.S. coinage
knownFor creating the original portrait of Thomas Jefferson used on the U.S. nickel
winning the 1938 Jefferson nickel design competition
languageOfWorkOrName English
German
name Felix Schlag NERFINISHED
notableWork design of the Jefferson nickel
original portrait of Thomas Jefferson for the U.S. nickel
occupation coin designer
medallic artist
sculptor
subjectOf United States Mint Jefferson nickel design competition NERFINISHED
workLocation Michigan NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

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Jefferson nickel obverseDesigner Felix Schlag
Jefferson nickel reverseDesigner Felix Schlag