Frederik Karel Christiaan, prins van Denemarken, beschermheer van het boogschieten 1827

This bronze medal, created in 1827 by an anonymous artist, commemorates Frederik Karel Christiaan, Prince of Denmark, patron of archery. The medal features a double-headed eagle with a crown above, a symbol often associated with the Holy Roman Empire and its emperors. This design signifies the Prince's affiliation with the European royal family. The inscription on the back of the medal honors the Prince's dedication to archery. This small but intricate medal showcases a classic example of commemorative art through its historical significance and detailed design.