Sluiting van het drievoudige verbond tussen Engeland, Frankrijk en de Republiek 1596

This small, bronze medal, made by an anonymous artist in 1596, depicts the "Closing of the Triple Alliance" between England, France, and the Republic. The obverse side shows two figures, likely representing England and France, shaking hands, symbolizing the unity of the alliance. The reverse side shows a boar, representing the Republic, beneath a tree with a crown, signifying the alliance's power and authority. The medal is a reminder of this historical event and the complex diplomatic relationships of the time.