George Bower

George Bower (1650-1690) was a British medallist best known for his portrait and allegorical medals, most famously commemorating the reign of King William III. His work is characterized by a high level of detail and technical skill. Bower's medals, often made of silver, depict both historical and mythical figures, showcasing his talent for capturing likeness and narrative. The highly realistic and detailed style of his work is typical of the medallic art of the late 17th century.