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Martin Holtzhey
Martin Holtzhey (1697, Ulm – 1764, Middelburg), was an 18th-century German medallist and mint master, active in the Netherlands.
==Biography==
He was the father of the medallist Johann Georg Holtzhey.〔(Martin Holtzhey ) in the RKD〕 He worked in the Hague, Amsterdam, Harderwijk and Middelburg.〔 In 1722 he joined the Lutheran church of Amsterdam and he married there in 1725, the same year that he entered the silversmith's guild.〔(article ) G. van der Meer, ''De medailleur Martinus Holtzhey'' in Teylers Museum magazine 15 (1987), pp.9-12
〕 The next year his son Johann Georg was born, and in 1636 his youngest son Martin Jr. was born.〔 He started striking medals for special occasions and made a name for himself among collectors in this way, making medals for major events, to mark an anniversary, or simply to herald in a new year. Examples are his 1736 medal in honor of the 200th anniversary of Menno Simons leaving the Catholic faith,〔(Print of the Menno Simons medal ) in the RKD〕 and his 1740 medal in celebration of the 300th anniversary of Laurens Janszoon Coster's discovery of moveable type. When Holtzhey struck such "historical medals", he often included a paper explaining the symbolism he used on them, a tradition that was continued later by his son Johann Georg.〔 His medals were popular with wealthy followers of the enlightenment, such as Pieter Teyler van der Hulst. The medals in his collection are among the few items collected by Teyler himself that are still part of the inventory of Teylers Museum today, such as his 1736 medal struck for completing the Lutheran church of Rotterdam.〔(Picture ) of the 1736 Lutheran church medal, with a skyline of Rotterdam on the Teylers Museum website〕
In 1749 he handed his Amsterdam workshop over to his son Johann Georg when he moved to Harderwijk to become mint master of Gelderland.〔 He commemorated this with a medal in his own honor.〔 In 1755 he commemorated himself again on the occasion of his 25th anniversary of striking historical medals. He published a catalog of them for his collectors, assisted by his son Johann Georg called ''Catalogus der medailles of gedenkpenningen betrekking hebbende op de voornaamste historien der Vereenigde Nederlanden''.
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