Fidele jusqu'a l'infamie, penningen geslagen naar aanleiding van het bezoek van Willem I aan Luik 1829

This medal, titled "Fidele jusqu'a l'infamie," was created in 1829 to commemorate the visit of King Willem I of the Netherlands to the city of Liège. Though the artist remains anonymous, the medal showcases a silver pendant with a ribbon and features the inscription "Fidele jusqu'a l'infamie," which translates to "Faithful until infamy." The medal is a testament to the complex relationship between the Dutch monarchy and the city of Liège during the 19th century. Its small size and intricate details highlight the artistic and historical significance of the piece.