Hel identifying silver portrait medal (engraver from Argentina)

I'd like to show you this beautiful silver medal and ask if anyone might know who is depicted on it?
 

A few days ago, I bought a small collection of Swedish silver medals, and this one was among them. It appears to be engraved by the Argentinian engraver J.M. Lubary, who was active at least between 1896 and 1927 (he lived from 1862 to 1938).
 

I have tried to find more information, but without success.

The edge and reverse are blank, although the reverse has a very finely finished, clean surface. It weighs ca 160 g (5,6 oz) and the diameter is ca 70 mm (2.75").

Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated!

Full name of artist might be helpful to someone helping.

Jorge Maria Lubary 

JLHare

Full name of artist might be helpful to someone helping.

Jorge Maria Lubary 

Thank you :) I now managed to find an interesting page about Jorge Maria Lubary. The text mentions a medal of Sarah Bernhardt:

"Sa­ra Bern­hardt, Ana­to­le Fran­ce y otros per­so­na­jes
Años más tar­de tu­vo otros lo­gros muy co­men­ta­dos en su épo­ca. Uno fue cuan­do en 1905, hizo su ter­ce­ra vi­si­ta a Bue­nos Ai­res quien era la cum­bre de la je­rar­quía dra­má­ti­ca: Sa­rah Bern­hardt. La “Di­vi­na Sa­rah”, ya se­xa­ge­na­ria, se pre­sen­tó, co­mo siem­pre en for­ma exi­to­sa, en la an­ti­gua Ope­ra y Lu­bary le rin­dió ho­me­na­je con una mo­der­na me­da­lla que pre­sen­ta la efi­gie de per­fil de la exi­mia ar­tis­ta, re­fle­jan­do en su di­se­ño la cul­tu­ra fran­ce­sa que es­ta­ba en bo­ga en nues­tro país en los más va­ria­dos cam­pos."

Translated to English:
"Sara Bernhardt, Anatole France and other characters
Years later he had other achievements very commented in his time. One of them was when in 1905, the top of the dramatic hierarchy, Sarah Bernhardt, made her third visit to Buenos Aires. The “Divine Sarah”, already in her sixties, was presented, as always successfully, at the old Opera and Lubary paid tribute to her with a modern medal that presents the effigy in profile of the exalted artist, reflecting in its design the French culture that was in vogue in our country in the most varied fields."

I think this medal might be the one he made of her, but I am not a 100% sure. Here (above) are some portraits of her for comparison, what do you think?

(The two marked with red and “1905” are from the year the medal of Sarah Bernhardt was made.)

 Most likely, with that distinctive fringe. 

This (dated 1901) below also is ‘presumed’ … 

 https://www.ogerblanchet.fr/lot/16602/3056586-portrait-presume-de-sarah-bernhardt-bas-relief-en-noyer?search=& 

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 Most likely, with that distinctive fringe. 

This (dated 1901) below also is ‘presumed’ … 

 

 https://www.ogerblanchet.fr/lot/16602/3056586-portrait-presume-de-sarah-bernhardt-bas-relief-en-noyer?search=& 

Thank you for that example. It really seems to be her :)

The medal of Sarah Bernhardt you are speaking about was quite different :

Ah, thank you :) I did not find that one. Now the search goes on :)