Landing van Willem III bij Torbay 1688

This silver medal, created by an anonymous artist in 1688, commemorates the landing of William III of Orange in Torbay, England. The obverse depicts a lion holding a sword, symbolizing William's strength and his role in the Glorious Revolution. The inscription "INTVITIO[N]EM RELIG[ION]IS PRO[U]ESS" celebrates the event's impact on religious freedom. The reverse portrays a female figure representing Britannia holding an olive branch, signifying peace and prosperity, with the inscription "DEO SOLI GLORIA," which means "Glory to God alone." This small yet impactful work provides a glimpse into a pivotal moment in British history.