Rusland verwerft de Krim en Kuban op de conventie van Constantinopel, ter ere van Catharina II de Grote, tsarina van Rusland 1784

This silver medal, created by Abraham Abramson in 1784, commemorates the acquisition of Crimea and Kuban by Russia under the reign of Catherine the Great. The obverse depicts a bust of the empress, while the reverse shows a personification of Crimea kneeling before Russia, who offers her a crown. This artwork is an example of medallic art, a form of commemorative art that was popular during the 18th century. The medal's inscription celebrates the event and praises Catherine II for her role in expanding the Russian Empire.