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Italian Renaissance Medals

John VIII Palaeologus John VIII and Page on Horseback Lead, cast, 101.6 mm Ø, 504.4 g Antonio di Puccio Pisano, called Pisanello c. 1438-1439
Leonello d'Este Cupid Teaching a Lion to Sing Bronze, cast, 100.2 mm Ø, 230.1 g Antonio di Puccio Pisano, called Pisanello
Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta Crest Bronze, cast, 42.8 mm Ø, 50.0 g
Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta Castel Sismondo in Rimini Bronze, cast, 83.8 mm Ø, 260.4 g Matteo de' Pasti c. 1450/1451
Isotta degli Atti Elephant in a Meadow Bronze, cast, 85.3 mm Ø, 264.5 g Matteo de' Pasti c. 1453/1455
Antonia del Balzo Hope Standing on Vessel Bronze, cast, 40.8 mm Ø, 29.7 g Pier Jacopo Alari Bonacolsi, called Antico c. 1484/1485
Isabella of Aragon Seated Figure and Palm Tree Bronze, cast, 47.3 mm Ø, 36.4 g Gian Cristoforo Romano 1507
Francesco I Sforza Greyhound Seated Under Tree Bronze, cast, 41.7 mm Ø, 35.6 g Gianfrancesco Enzola 1456
Andrea Carafa Prudence Bronze, cast, 38.0 mm Ø, 31.1 g Girolamo Santacroce (attributed) before 1523
Jacopo Sannazaro Nativity Scene Bronze, cast, 35.9 mm Ø, 21.5 g Girolamo Santacroce c. 1523-4
Francesco I Sforza Memorial Chapel Lead, cast, 90.5 mm Ø, 280.9 g Sperandio di Bartolommeo Savelli c. 1466
Girolamo da Faenza Religion with Mary Magdalene and St. John Bronze, cast, 43.4 mm Ø, 36.9 g c. 1511
Altobello Averoldo Truth Unveiled Bronze, cast, 92.9 mm Ø, 250.8 g Maffeo Olivieri (attributed) ca. 1517-1521
Alvise de Noale Inscription Bronze, cast, 37.3 mm Ø, 38.9 g c. 1512-1520
Ludovico Maria Sforza Procession of Horsemen Being Received Bronze, cast, 40.9 mm Ø, 22.0 g Cristoforo Foppa Caradosso (attributed) c. 1488
Gian Giacomo Trivulzio Inscription Bronze, cast, 45.7 x 44.9 mm Cristoforo Foppa Caradosso c. 1499
Pope Julius II Shepherd with Sheep and Mountain Gateway Gilt bronze, cast, 56.5 mm Ø, 52.3 g Cristoforo Foppa Caradosso (attributed) 1506
Cardinal Pietro Barbo Coat of Arms Bronze, cast, 34.5 mm Ø, 26.7 g 1455
Pope Nicholas V Pope in a Boat Bronze, cast, 78.7 mm Ø, 206.1 g Andrea Guacialoti 1455
Alfonso II of Aragon, Duke of Calabria Triumphal Entry Through City Gates Lead, cast, 60.1 mm Ø, 131.1 g Andrea Guacialoti
Pope Callixtus III Coat of Arms Bronze, cast, 42.7 mm Ø, 40.4 g Andrea Guacialoti (attributed) 1455/1458
Pope Pius II Coat of Arms Bronze, cast, 56.3 mm Ø, 91.9 g Andrea Guacialoti (attributed) 1460
Pope Sixtus IV Constancy Bronze, cast, 61.1 mm Ø, 81.4 g Andrea Guacialoti dated 1481
Pope Paul II Pope Paul II Bronze, cast, 38.1 x 44.5 mm Ø, 40.0 g Cristoforo di Geremia (attributed) c. 1468
Pope Sixtus IV Bridge Over River Bronze, cast, 40.2 mm Ø, 32.0 g Ermes Flavio de Bonis, called Lysippus the Younger (attributed) 1473
Giovanni Toscani Neptune in Sea-Car Bronze, cast, 42.5 mm Ø, 39.8 g Ermes Flavio de Bonis, called Lysippus the Younger (attributed) before 1477
Giovanni Alvise Toscani Inscription Bronze, cast, 73.2 mm Ø, 106.9 g Ermes Flavio de Bonis, called Lysippus the Younger c. 1473-77
Charles the Bold Ram Between Two Briquettes Bronze, cast, 39.4 mm Ø, 25.6 g Giovanni Candida (attributed) c. 1474
Maximilian I Mary of Burgundy Bronze, cast, 49.0 mm Ø, 33.8 g Giovanni Candida (attributed) c. 1477
Giuliano della Rovere Clemente della Rovere Bronze, cast, 62.3 mm Ø, 105.5 g c. 1495
Pope Alexander VI Coronation Bronze, cast, 45.9 mm Ø, 45.5 g 1492
Pope Leo X Peace Setting Fire to Arms Gilt bronze, cast, 42.4 mm Ø, 41.6 g Pier Maria Serbaldi da Pescia, called Tagliacarne (possibly attributed) c. 1515/1516
Giuliano II de' Medici Roma Seated Holding Winged Victory Bronze, cast, 33.6 mm Ø, 20.8 g 1513
Frederick III Emperor and Pope on Bridge Bronze, cast, 56.4 mm Ø, 68.8 g Bertoldo di Giovanni dated 1469
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