Sleeping Nymph and Two Satyrs [reverse] after 1505

This bronze medal, created after 1505 by the artist known as Pseudo Antonio da Brescia, depicts a sleeping nymph surrounded by two satyrs. The circular medal features a high-relief, three-dimensional design. A central figure of a reclining nymph, asleep with her head resting on a pillow, is flanked by two satyrs, one holding a tree branch and the other a club. This Renaissance-era work captures a classic mythological scene, showcasing the artist's talent for capturing detailed figures within a small format.