Seated Figure of Venice Holding Cornucopiae and Scales [reverse] 1539

"Seated Figure of Venice Holding Cornucopiae and Scales [reverse]" is a bronze medal created by Andrea Spinelli in 1539. It depicts the personified figure of Venice seated on a throne, holding a cornucopia and scales of justice. A lion and a figure in armor are in the foreground, with the inscription "ADRIA CI REGINA" surrounding the scene. This medal is a testament to the artistry of Spinelli and the power and influence of Venice during the Renaissance. The high relief and detailed craftsmanship are characteristic of Spinelli's work, making this medal a captivating example of Renaissance art.