Allegory on the anti-imperialism of Pope Julius II, counting medal of the Bureau des Finances of Maximilian I, German emperor and Charles, prince of Spain, Copper medal. Front: fox, standing on hind legs, with a monk's hood around his neck, trying to catch geese standing in front of him within an inscription. Reverse side: spouting fountain, flanked by letters M and K inside an inscription, Julius II, Maximilian I of Habsburg (emperor of the Holy Roman Empire), Charles V of Habsburg (German emperor and king of Spain), anonymous, 1509, copper (metal), striking (metalworking), d 2.8 cm × w 3.20 gr
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Allegory, anti-imperialism, Pope Julius II, counting medal, Bureau des Finances, Maximilian I, German emperor, Charles, prince, Spain, Copper medal, Front, fox, standing, hind legs, monk's hood, neck, trying, catch geese standing, front, within, inscription, Reverse side, spouting fountain, flanked, letters M, K inside, Julius II, Habsburg, emperor, Holy Roman Empire, Charles V, king, 1509, copper, metal, striking, metalworking
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