Eerste vrede van Parijs tussen Frankrijk en de geallieerden, ter ere van Frederik Willem III, koning van Pruisen 1814

This silver medal, created by Daniel Friedrich Loos in 1814, commemorates the First Peace of Paris between France and the Allied Powers. The obverse depicts a bust of King Frederick William III of Prussia, while the reverse features an eagle perched on a pile of weapons and other objects, symbolizing the end of war and the return of peace. This medal is an important piece of historical art, offering a glimpse into the political climate of the early 19th century and the significance of the peace treaty for Europe.