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The sculpture is a circular medal featuring a dragon-like creature breathing fire. The creature is centrally positioned and surrounded by decorative elements, including a crown above its head. The medal is crafted from a metallic material with a bronze or brass-like appearance. The surface is textured and the details of the dragon and surrounding elements are well-defined, enhancing the three-dimensional quality of the piece. The outer rim of the medal bears an inscription.

Salamander in Flames [reverse]

Neufahrer, Ludwig · Austrian

1537

Medium
silver
Classification
Sculpture
Period
1501 to 1550
Image size
3727 × 3727px

Description

The sculpture is a circular medal featuring a dragon-like creature breathing fire. The creature is centrally positioned and surrounded by decorative elements, including a crown above its head. The medal is crafted from a metallic material with a bronze or brass-like appearance. The surface is textured and the details of the dragon and surrounding elements are well-defined, enhancing the three-dimensional quality of the piece. The outer rim of the medal bears an inscription.

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