Arms of Paumgartner [reverse] 1553

The "Arms of Paumgartner [reverse]" is a bronze medal created in 1553 by the German Renaissance artist Joachim Deschler. The medal features a detailed design of a coat of arms with a bird, a shield, a helmet, and a draped cloth. The surrounding inscription is in Latin and translates to "The Lord is my light and my salvation, whom shall I fear?" This inscription and the coat of arms likely represent the identity and beliefs of the individual depicted. The medal, measuring 6.61 cm in diameter, is a fine example of Deschler's skill in bronze casting and his ability to capture intricate details.