Leonard Cure Wyon

Institutional and Business Connections

Worked with Hunt and Roskell
Cut dies for 'a Portrait-medal of Gladstone, 1879' that was issued by Hunt and Roskell: see Forrer, vol. 2, (1904), p. 578 [summary].

Personal and Professional Connections

Collaborated with John Graham Lough
Lough as the 'designer of a Portrait-medal of Edward Forbes, engraved by L. C. Wyon, in 1854': see Forrer, vol. 3, (1907), p. 480. Assumption made that this is John Graham Lough

Collaborated with Daniel Maclise
1851 (Presumed)
Maclise is listed in as the 'designer of a medal, engraved by L. C. Wyon, with portrait of the painter Turner, 1871 (Art Union series).' See Forrer, vol. 3, (1907), p. 525.

Collaborated with John Tenniel
1881 (Circa)
Tenniel is listed as the designer of 'L. C. Wyon's medal of the International Medical Congress, in London, 1881'. See Forrer, vol. 6, (1916), p. 47.

Employed John Pinches Snr
1851
Forrer states that after leaving the employment of William Wyon 1846-1851, Pinches was 'ocassionally employed by Leonard C. Wyon'. See Forrer, vol. 4, (1909), p. 548.

Descriptions of Practice

Listed as medallist 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, Volume I, 1902 Biographical Dictionary of Medallists
Listed in Forrer, vol. 1, (1902), p. 188, as 'Medallist at London, 1853'.

Sources

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, Volume I, 1902 Biographical Dictionary of Medallists
1902
p. 188.