Ottone Hamerani
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Ottone Hamerani (1694-1761) was a member of the Hamerani family of papal medalists who served the Vatican for generations. He created commemorative medals and coins for several popes, continuing the family tradition of medallic art that documented papal history for over a century.
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About Ottone Hamerani
Hamerani created commemorative medals for the Vatican as part of the Hamerani family of papal medalists. His work documented papal history through finely engraved medallic portraits and scenes.
His medal portraying Pope Clement XII Corsini (1734) is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Hamerani created a commemorative medal of Pope Clement XII Corsini, dated 1734, showing his portrait on the obverse and reverse.
The Hamerani family served as papal medalists for over a century, documenting papal history through engraved medals across multiple generations.
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