Daniel Sailer

German, active c. 1620 - 1628

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This is a photograph of a coin or medallion with a central motif of a seated figure holding scales. Below the figure is text inscribed in German, surrounded by intricate floral and scrollwork patterns. The craftsmanship includes detailed engravings that may commemorate an event, principle, or person of importance.
Daniel Sailer, Justice [reverse], c. 1625, silver, Gift of Lisa and Leonard Baskin, 1997.114.34.b

Justice [reverse]

Daniel Sailer · c. 1625 · silver ·  Accession ID  1997.114.34.b

The sculpture is a relief depicting a central figure seated on a throne surrounded by other characters. The scene shows a group of characters in various attire. The sculpture is circular with detailed figures and a decorative background of columns and motifs. It is made of a metallic material, likely bronze or brass, with intricate carving and textures. The small-scale sculpture is designed for close-range viewing, showcasing detailed artistry.
Daniel Sailer, Judgment of Solomon [obverse], c. 1625, silver, Gift of Lisa and Leonard Baskin, 1997.114.34.a

Judgment of Solomon [obverse]

Daniel Sailer · c. 1625 · silver ·  Accession ID  1997.114.34.a