Steven de Witt uit Utrecht verslaat de troepen van Brederode onder leiding van Jan van Renesse bij de schans van Vreeswijk Possibly 1615 - 1625

This small bronze medal, likely created between 1615 and 1625 by Claude Frémy, depicts the portrait of Steven de Witt, a prominent figure in Dutch history. The obverse features a detailed bust of de Witt in profile, while the reverse showcases a laurel wreath encircling an inscription commemorating his defense of the Fatherland. The medal is an example of Renaissance portraiture and medallic art, a style that was popular during this time period. These medals are a reminder of historical events and important figures, and they provide a glimpse into the art and culture of the Dutch Golden Age.