Ter ere van de gesneuvelden in september te Parijs Possibly 1830 - 1838

This small, bronze commemorative medal, titled "Ter ere van de gesneuvelden in september te Parijs" (in honor of those who fell in September in Paris), was likely created between 1830 and 1838 by M. Borrel. The obverse depicts a weeping willow tree with a stone monument beneath, possibly a memorial to the fallen. The reverse displays a wreath surrounding a Latin inscription, likely commemorating the event. This type of medal, a common form of remembering historical events, is a testament to the power of art to memorialize and honor those lost.