The Castle of Rimini [reverse] 1446

"The Castle of Rimini" (reverse) is a bronze medal created by Matteo de' Pasti in 1446. The medal features a detailed depiction of the Castle of Rimini, an imposing structure with multiple towers and a prominent gate. The inscription surrounding the image reads "CASTELLVM SISMONDIVM RIMINIENSIS". This artwork exemplifies the Renaissance interest in realism and the power of visual storytelling. The inscription further highlights the historical significance of the castle as a symbol of the rule of Sigismondo Malatesta, Lord of Rimini. This medal, despite its small size, serves as a testament to the artistry of Matteo de' Pasti and the enduring legacy of the Castle of Rimini.