Maria Elisabeth, landvoogdes der zuidelijke Nederlanden, op haar moed Possibly 1732

This silver medal, created by Philippe (III) Roëttiers in possibly 1732, depicts Maria Elisabeth, the governor of the Southern Netherlands. The obverse showcases her portrait in profile, adorned with a crown and jewels, while the reverse displays an allegorical scene of a rock amidst stormy seas. This scene, signifying resilience, holds the Latin inscription "Ipsa immota manet," which translates to "She remains unshaken." The medal serves as a testament to Maria Elisabeth's strength and perseverance as a leader during a turbulent time.