Stillen van het aansprekersoproer te Amsterdam, penning aan de gewapende burgers vereerd Possibly 1696

This silver medal, created by Reynier Arondeaux in 1696, commemorates the quelling of a rebellion in Amsterdam. The obverse of the medal depicts Neptune standing on a chariot drawn by seahorses, holding a trident and steering the city of Amsterdam through stormy seas. The reverse features a ship on calm waters under a radiant sun, symbolizing the restoration of order and peace. The Latin inscription on the reverse celebrates the courage and loyalty of Amsterdam's citizens. This piece is a valuable example of 17th-century Dutch medallic art, showcasing the artist's skill in depicting allegorical scenes and symbolic representations.