Oprichting van de Leeuw van Waterloo, ter ere van Willem I Frederik, koning der Nederlanden 1824

This silver medal, created by Joseph-Pierre Braemt in 1824, commemorates the establishment of the Lion of Waterloo monument. The obverse side features a profile portrait of Willem I Frederik, King of the Netherlands, while the reverse depicts the lion monument itself, a symbol of Dutch victory at the Battle of Waterloo. The inscription "WATERLOO" is prominent at the bottom of the reverse, emphasizing the significance of the event. This commemorative medal showcases the artistry of Braemt and reflects the historical importance of the Lion of Waterloo, a powerful symbol of Dutch national pride.