Inname van Bethune, St. Venant en Aire 1710

This silver medal was created by Georg Friedrich Nuernberger in 1710 and depicts a scene of the Siege of Aire. The reverse side of the medal displays an open book with a hand pointing to it, symbolizing the agreement between the French king and the Dutch. Nuernberger was known for his intricate and detailed medallions, and this piece is a testament to his skill in capturing historical events through his art. The medal's inscription reads "Inname van Bethune, St. Venant en Aire," which translates to "The Taking of Béthune, Saint-Venant and Aire." This artwork is a valuable historical artifact that offers insight into the events of the early 18th century.