Medal Commemorating Collection
"Medal Commemorating Historical Figures: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time with this captivating collection of historical medals
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"Medal Commemorating Historical Figures: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time with this captivating collection of historical medals. Each medal tells a unique story, honoring significant figures and events from different eras. Grand Prince Yuri I Dolgorukiy, depicted on a tin medal from the Historical Medal Series, reminds us of his influential role as the founder of Moscow. The finely engraved details capture his regal presence and enduring legacy. Blakes Victories are immortalized on another remarkable medal, showcasing intricate engravings that depict triumphant moments in history. This exquisite piece serves as a testament to Blake's exceptional military achievements. The Battle of Dettingen takes center stage on an intricately engraved obverse side of yet another commemorative medal. This battle marked an important victory for Britain during the War of Austrian Succession, and its depiction captures the intensity and valor exhibited by those involved. Traveling further back in time, we encounter Louis XIV Nec pluribus impar - a stunning creation from West European Applied Art. Crafted in 1674, this masterpiece pays homage to one of France's most iconic monarchs through meticulous artistry and attention to detail. The Historical Medal Series also features Grand Prince Iziaslav Yaroslavich of Kiev, whose coin-like representation showcases Russian numismatic artistry at its finest. Created by anonymous artists during the 1770s, this medal offers insights into both artistic skill and historical significance. Another intriguing addition is the Medal False Dmitry dating back to 1606. Though created anonymously, it symbolizes one of Russia's most controversial periods when multiple pretenders claimed to be Tsar Dmitry Ivanovich – highlighting political turmoil through its design. Eric of Pomerania emerges from history with an anonymous artist's rendition capturing his reign between 1382-1459. This historical medal provides glimpses into Eric's rule over Denmark-Norway, Sweden, and the Kalmar Union.