Gaspare Mola
Born in 1580.
Died in 1666.
Gaspare Mola is known for his varied activity as a goldsmith, medallist and armourer. Around 1601, he produced sketches for two bronze reliefs intended for a side door of Pisa Cathedral. From 1608 onwards, he served as a coin engraver in Florence.
In 1625, he attained the title of Master of the Mint in Rome, serving the papal court. His career bears witness to technical expertise and a notable contribution to the art of the medal and coinage during the seventeenth century.