Thomas Cranmer, aartsbisschop van Canterbury, levend verbrand te Oxford 1725

This small, silver medal, created in 1725 by Jean Dassier, commemorates the life and death of Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury. The obverse features a profile portrait of Cranmer, while the reverse is inscribed with his title and the date of his death. The medal serves as a visual record of a significant figure in English history, a testament to Cranmer's role in the Reformation. Dassier, a noted medallist, captures Cranmer's likeness with detail and sensitivity. This small, yet poignant artwork, embodies a historical moment, making it a valuable artifact for both art and history enthusiasts.