Charles V and Fedinand I (schautaler)

possibly Christoph Loch German

1531–50

Not on view

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Title: Charles V and Fedinand I (schautaler)
Artist: possibly Christoph Loch (German)
Date: 1531–50
Culture: possibly Austrian
Medium: Silver
Dimensions: Diameter (Confirmed): 1 11/16 in. × 1/8 in. (43 × 2.5 mm)
Classification: Medals and Plaquettes
Credit Line: Gift of The Mark and Lottie Salton Trust, 2021
Object Number: 2023.569.186
Curatorial Department: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

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