1893 Papal Pope Leo XIII Medal Medallist L. Giorgi St. Joachim Church, Rome

£195.00
 
£195.00
 

This commemorative medal from 1893 celebrates Pope Leo XIII and the construction of St. Joachim Church in Rome. The medal, crafted by medallist L. Giorgi, features detailed engravings on both sides, emphasizing the Pope's legacy and the architectural achievement.
Pope Leo XIII (2 March 1810 – 20 July 1903) was head of the Catholic Church from 20 February 1878 to his death in July 1903.
Obverse: The medal displays a profile portrait of Pope Leo XIII.
Obverse legend: Encircling the portrait is the inscription "LEO XIII P. M. PRINCIP. A. XVI. EPISCOP. L."
Artist inscription: "L. GIORGI F."
Reverse: The reverse features an intricate depiction of St. Joachim Church in Rome.
Reverse legend: Surrounding the church is the inscription "ANDREÆ IOACHIMIN. ORBIS. CATHOLICVS. SVMMO PARENTI. D. D."
Additional inscription: At the bottom, the date "XI. KAL. MART. MDCCCXCIII" indicates the date of the event being commemorated.
Edge: plain
Country: Papal (Italy states)
Year: 1893
Medallist: L. Giorgi
Metal: bronze
Weight ±: 27.3 g.
Diameter ±: 41 mm
This medal is a significant artifact for collectors and historians, offering a tangible connection to the legacy of Pope Leo XIII and the dedication of St. Joachim Church. 
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SKU: MED66-
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