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Delete anything that depends on a Worthopedia citation. This is not an admissible source.
Per MUNTINFO #57, p. 3 (2012), Luc Luycx (designer of the reverse side of the euro coins) designed and engraved a medal for 2010, which commemorated the 150th anniversary of Michaux's birth.
Van Dorpe: Link to the relevant page on the site and annotation the citation accordingly.
Oxford Art Online has an entry on Michaux, but it's paywalled. Accessible via libraries and other institutions that subscribe.
Descriptions, rather than just citations, of museum holdings would enrich the text. The British Museum has held at least two pieces:
Yesterday and Today (1910), per Jones (1985) p. 18: "Alphonse MICHAUX (180-1928) Born in Brussels. A pupil of his father and of the Academie des Beaux Arts, Brussels. Worked at the Brussels Mint. 'Yesterday and Today', 1910: Struck at the stand of the Belgian Mint at the Universal Exhibition until the fire of 14 August. bronze, 30 mm 1979-10-9-1"
Alphonse Michaux : Vakman of Kunstenaar? (2011) is itself probably worth a mention in the text. This appears to be a catalogue of his works with an indeterminate amount of biographical information. The cover could be included in the article within WP:NFCI and WP:IMAGERES.
