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Francois-Hercule, Duke of Anjou, Accepted as Lord of the Land by the Four Members of Flanders, Commemorative Medal of the Newly Established Court of Accounts of the States' Party in Ghent
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Francois-Hercule, Duke of Anjou, Accepted as Lord of the Land by the Four Members of Flanders, Commemorative Medal of the Newly Established Court of Accounts of the States' Party in Ghent

anonymous · 1580 · striking (metalworking); copper (metal)

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Copper medal. Obverse: bundle of five arrows, surrounded by four coats of arms.

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jetonStaatsgezinde rekenkamer te GentVlaanderenTachtigjarige Oorlog
Credit lineFrancois-Hercule, hertog van Anjou door de Vier Leden van Vlaanderen als landsheer aanvaard, rekenpenning van de nieuw opgerichte rekenkamer van de Staatsgezinden te Gent. 1580. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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