Add a piece of French history to your collection with this impressive Denis Diderot commemorative medal, struck in 1983 by the prestigious Monnaie de Paris. Crafted in copper with a striking 102 mm diameter and weighing 397.69 g, this medal celebrates the influential French philosopher, writer, and art critic, Denis Diderot (1713-1784).
Characteristics:
- Material: Copper
- Diameter: 102 mm
- Weight: 397.69 g
- Edge: Smooth with inscription "corne CU + 1983"
- Mint: Monnaie de Paris
- Designer: RDELAMARRE
Obverse: Features a detailed bust of Denis Diderot, masterfully designed by RDELAMARRE, showcasing the philosopher’s thoughtful expression and his legacy in the Enlightenment era.
Reverse: Highlights key works and themes of Diderot’s contributions, including "Essai sur la Peinture," "Les Salons," "Pensées Philosophiques," "L'Encyclopédie," and more. The intricate design also includes allegorical imagery, reflecting Diderot’s profound impact on literature, philosophy, and the arts.
A perfect addition for collectors of historical medals, French memorabilia, or Enlightenment-era artifacts.
