Man Lying under a Laurel Tree [reverse] before 1566

This small bronze medal, created by Domenico Poggini before 1566, depicts a man lying under a laurel tree. The inscription around the edge reads "COSI OVVAGIO IL SIGNORE," which translates to "Thus the Lord is worshipped." The medal is likely a commemorative piece, and its small size suggests it was intended for personal use or as a token of appreciation. The detail of the man and the laurel tree is clear, showing Poggini's skill as a medalist in creating three-dimensional detail within a small space.