Inscription [reverse] after 1591

"Inscription [reverse]" is the reverse side of a bronze medal by Italian artist Camillo Mariani. The circular medal, measuring 5.03 cm in diameter, was created sometime after 1591. The inscription on the back features the letters "G" and "E", likely signifying the artist's initials or a patron's name. This small, yet significant piece of artwork showcases Mariani's talent for medal-making, a popular art form in Renaissance Italy. The inscription adds to the historical context of the medal, hinting at a specific person or event.