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Beginning of the Congress of Vienna, for the Reordering of Europe
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Beginning of the Congress of Vienna, for the Reordering of Europe

E.L.S. Lauer, Johann Jakob Lauer · 1814 · striking (metalworking); copper (metal)

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Copper medal. Obverse: eight men standing around a table on which papers lie within an inscription. Reverse: Justice with sword and scales standing on a pedestal, in front of which a woman kneels; above her floats Fortuna with a cloth above her head; in the background a view of the city within an inscription; section: inscription.

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jetonViennaWinterveldtocht in FrankrijkCongres van Wenen
Credit lineBegin van het Congres van Wenen, ter herordening van Europa. 1814. E.L.S. Lauer, Johann Jakob Lauer. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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