Overlijden van Jan Nieuwenhuyzen te Monnikendam, stichter van het genootschap "Maatschappij tot Nut van 't Algemeen" 1806

This silver medal, created by Dutch artist Hendrik Lageman in 1806, commemorates the death of Jan Nieuwenhuyzen, founder of the "Society for the Benefit of the Common Good" in the Netherlands. The obverse depicts a cenotaph with a wreath and a laurel tree, representing the deceased’s legacy. The inscription translates to “Jan Nieuwenhuyzen, died February 26, 1805, founder of the society for the benefit of all people”. The reverse features a laurel wreath encircling a small fly, symbolizing the continuation of his work. This commemorative medal is a testament to the artist's skill and the lasting impact of Jan Nieuwenhuyzen’s contributions to Dutch society.