Thomas Wyon, Jr.

British, 1792 - 1817

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The image depicts a sculpted design on a flat, circular surface, likely a medal or coin. The central figure is seated and holding a Phrygian cap on a staff. Flanking this figure are two others: one on the left holding an olive branch and the other on the right with wings and a laurel wreath. The sculpture is bronze-colored with intricate detailing in the figures' garments and objects. The relief composition stands out from the background of the circular surface. An inscription reads "JUBILEE IN HONOUR OF THE PEACE 1 AUG. 1814." Additional details include a small image of a horse labeled "CENTENARY" and the name "R. WYON JUNR S."
Thomas Wyon, Jr., Peace of 1814 [reverse], 1814, bronze, Gift of Lisa and Leonard Baskin, 1997.114.43.b

Peace of 1814 [reverse]

Thomas Wyon, Jr. · 1814 · bronze ·  Accession ID  1997.114.43.b

The image depicts a round bronze medallion featuring a sculpture of a male figure in profile. The subject appears to be "George Prince of Wales, Regent," as inscribed around the perimeter of the medallion. The figure is adorned with a classical laurel wreath crown on his wavy hair and a draped garment over his shoulder. The color of the sculpture is a rich, deep bronze, and it appears to be made of metal with a smooth finish and detailed engravings. The medallion has a polished and refined look, reflecting light softly across its surface, highlighting the details of the subject's features and attire. The text is in raised letters encircling the edge of the medallion.
Thomas Wyon, Jr., George, 1762-1830, Prince of Wales, King George V 1820 [obverse], 1814, bronze, Gift of Lisa and Leonard Baskin, 1997.114.43.a

George, 1762-1830, Prince of Wales, King George V 1820 [obverse]

Thomas Wyon, Jr. · 1814 · bronze ·  Accession ID  1997.114.43.a