Stad Brussel, penning geschonken aan Brabantse kunstenaars 1838

This bronze medal, created in 1838 by Laurent Joseph Hart, depicts the allegorical figure of the City of Brussels, personified as a winged woman, holding a snake entwined around a column. This representation signifies the resilience and strength of the city, overcoming obstacles. The reverse side displays a wreath and a crown, symbolizing the city's prosperity and governance. This medal was awarded to Brabant artists as a form of recognition for their contributions. The medal's small size, measuring only 5 cm in diameter, highlights its focus on intricate details and symbolic representation.