1900 French Republic Medal Exposition Universelle by Henri Dubois
1900 French Republic Medal Exposition Universelle by Henri Dubois

1900 French Republic Medal Exposition Universelle by Henri Dubois

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This bronze medal was made in France in about 1900 to commemorate the Exposition Universells 1900 held in Paris.
Obverse: The obverse of this medal displays a finely detailed profile of Marianne, the embodiment of the French Republic, adorned with an oak leaf wreath symbolizing strength and endurance. The artist, Daniel Dubois, has signed the piece just below Marianne's portrait. The inscription "République Française" encircles the image, emphasizing the national pride and the official nature of the medal.
Obverse legend: "République Française."
Reverse: The reverse side features a laurel and oak wreath framing a blank central medallion, once used for personalization or inscription. Inscription is damaged. 
Reverse legend: None (Inscription is damaged).
Edge: smooth, has BRONZE hallmark
Engraver: DUPUIS Daniel (1849-1899) The obverse of this medal is by Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis,and the reverse is by Henri Dubois. 
Country: France
Period: Third Republic
Metal: Bronze
Edge: Plain
Weight ±: 50.47 g
Diameter ±: 44.5 mm
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SKU: MED135-
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