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Arrival of Francois-Hercule, Duke of Anjou, in the Netherlands
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Arrival of Francois-Hercule, Duke of Anjou, in the Netherlands

anonymous · 1582 · striking (metalworking); copper (metal)

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Copper medal. Obverse: bust of a man within an inscription. Reverse: galley, its sail decorated with lilies; on the prow: standing man blowing a trumpet; on the stern: seated man, representing the Duke of Anjou, holding the rudder within an inscription.

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jetonNetherlandsTachtigjarige Oorlog
Credit lineAankomst van Francois-Hercule, hertog van Anjou in de Nederlanden. 1582. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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