
Rijksmuseum
Agneta Block (1629-1704), First Person in the Netherlands to Cultivate a Pineapple
- Date
- 1700
- Medium
- silver (metal)
- Culture
- Nijmegen
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
Most coins have a side with a portrait, usually of a ruler. In addition, portrait medals have also always been made, primarily to honour, commemorate, or glorify an important event or person. They were often intended for a general public. Some were destined to be family heirlooms. In any case, the medallists tried to make the likenesses as realistic as possible. That is why they are considered a separate genre.
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