Johan Georg IV, keurvorst van Saksen trekt de Rijn over 1692

This silver medal, created by Philipp Heinrich Müller in 1692, depicts Johan Georg IV, Elector of Saxony. The obverse portrays the elector in profile, while the reverse features a personification of Mars, the Roman god of war, as a victorious warrior. The medal commemorates Johan Georg's role in a military campaign, potentially the Siege of Buda in 1686. The inscription on the reverse reads "Mars Victor," signifying the elector's triumph. This small-scale work of art, measuring just 5 cm in diameter, is a significant piece in the field of numismatic art.