Verdediging van de citadel van Antwerpen, ter ere van Chassé 1832

This silver medal, created in 1832 by Dutch artist Moses de Vries, commemorates the defense of the Antwerp Citadel by General Chassé. The obverse features a portrait of Chassé, a prominent figure in the Belgian Revolution, while the reverse depicts a stylized representation of the citadel itself. The medal's inscription, "Defensio Morata Est Fortis," which translates to "The defense of the strong is strong," further reinforces the significance of Chassé's actions. The medal, measuring 4.8 centimeters in diameter, serves as a historical artifact and a testament to the bravery of General Chassé during a pivotal moment in Belgian history.