Arms of Filiberto Impaling Those of Margaret [reverse] 1502

This bronze medal, created in 1502 by Jean Marende, depicts the impaled coats of arms of Filiberto and Margaret. The design features two shields, one displaying a cross and the other a lion, surmounted by a knot. The inscription around the rim reads “O MNIBVS REX GLORIA IN ALISSIMO DEO,” which translates to “King of all glory in the most high God.” This piece is a fine example of Renaissance medallic art, often commissioned to commemorate important events or individuals. The detailed design and inscription serve to highlight the significance of the subjects.