France Plaque Alsace - ND (1919) - Bronze par J.H. Prud'Homme

This is a bronze commemorative plaque, created by the artist J.H. Prud'Homme and dating from 1919. This plaque is not a coin in the strict sense, but rather a commemorative medal.

The central theme of this work is Alsace, a historically and culturally significant region, as well as Lorraine. The plaque features strong symbols associated with this region, including the stork, an emblematic bird of Alsace, and the city of Strasbourg, an important city in the region.

The plaque is made of bronze, a durable material often used for commemorative medals. A distinctive hallmark, representing bronze and a cornucopia, is affixed to the edge of the plaque, confirming its authenticity and composition. This hallmark serves as a mark of quality and identification for collectors and experts.

The dimensions of the plaque are 68 millimeters wide and 50 millimeters high. These dimensions make it a medium-sized object, easy to handle and display. The size also allows you to appreciate the details of the design engraved by Prud'Homme.

Prud'Homme's work captures an important historical and cultural moment for Alsace and Lorraine. It serves as tangible testimony to the history of the region and its identity symbols. The bronze plaque is a valuable collector's item for those interested in the history of Alsace-Lorraine and the art of medals.