Verovering van Den Bosch, Groenlo, de zilvervloot, Pernambuco en Wezel door Frederik Hendrik 1630

This silver medal by Anthonis Pietersz. van der Willigen, created in 1630, commemorates the military victories of Frederick Henry, Prince of Orange. The obverse features a portrait of Frederick Henry, flanked by figures representing "Force" and "Virtue," while the reverse depicts the coat of arms of the Netherlands, surrounded by scenes of conquered cities and a battle scene. The medal serves as a testament to the Dutch Republic's military prowess and its successful expansion during the Eighty Years' War. This small-scale artwork is a prime example of commemorative medals, a popular genre during the 17th century.