The New Louvre [reverse] 1624

"The New Louvre [reverse]" is a gold medal created by French artist Pierre Regnier in 1624. The medal depicts the facade of the newly renovated Louvre Palace, a major architectural achievement of the time. The detailed engraving showcases the building's intricate facade with its columns, arches, and windows, demonstrating the artistic skill of the artist. This medal is a significant piece of historical art, documenting the evolution of the iconic Louvre Palace. The inscription "GRANT HAN[C] F[AC]T[A]M" encircles the image, suggesting the building's significance and intended purpose. The reverse side of the medal likely depicts the individual who commissioned the renovation or a symbolic representation of the era.