Germany Weimar Albrecht Durer Goetz Kienast-388 Art SP 63 PCGS silver medal 1928

The 1928 Germany Weimar Republic Albrecht Dürer silver medal by renowned medallist Karl Goetz is a remarkable tribute to one of the most influential masters of the Northern Renaissance. Issued to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Dürer’s death, this artistic silver medal reflects the refined medallic tradition of the Weimar era and the enduring admiration for German cultural heritage. Certified PCGS SP63 and cataloged as Kienast 388, it combines historical significance with exceptional sculptural beauty and collectible appeal.

The obverse presents a powerful left-facing portrait of Albrecht Dürer with flowing long hair, a detailed beard, and expressive facial features rendered in deep relief. Fine beaded borders frame the composition, while the aged silver surfaces display attractive natural toning that enhances every contour of the design. The reverse is filled with elaborate Renaissance-inspired imagery, including a winged cherub or putto, richly engraved floral scrollwork, feather-like decorative motifs, a crowned heraldic shield, and a finely detailed lyre symbolizing artistic creativity and culture. The dense ornamentation and elegant arrangement showcase the unmistakable style of Karl Goetz and the influence of classical German art traditions.

Albrecht Dürer remains one of the defining figures of European Renaissance art, celebrated for his engravings, woodcuts, paintings, and pioneering studies of proportion and perspective. This medal beautifully captures the intellectual and artistic spirit associated with his legacy. With its certified SP63 preservation, historical context, and visually striking design, this silver medal is an outstanding addition to collections focused on German history, fine art, Renaissance symbolism, and classic European medallic works.

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