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Ralph J. Menconi
Ralph J. Menconi (June 17, 1915 – November 18, 1972) was a noted medal sculptor who received the Freedom Foundation Award and the Michelangelo Award and was awarded with the title “Sculptor of the Year” in 1970. He received the nickname "Sculptor of Presidents," because of the 36 medal series of the presidents he created for Presidential Art Medals.
==Early life==
Menconi was born to the monumental sculptor Raffaelo E. Menconi and Josephine Zampieri in Union City, NJ. He was raised in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York and attended the nearby Scarborough School. At age 18, Menconi began the study of art at the National Academy of Design, and later at Yale University where he received a BFA in 1939. Menconi also studied at the Tiffany Foundation on Long Island before beginning military service in Europe and Africa in the Army Corps of Engineers, where he attained the rank of major and was awarded a bronze star.
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