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The image features a round medallion with a relief sculpture. The scene depicts a chariot being pulled by two horses, guided by a nude figure. An armored figure sits in the chariot wielding a staff or spear. Another nude figure stands behind holding a wreath. Above them, a winged figure is depicted in flight. An inscription, "TANDEM VICTA SEQUOR," is curved along the top edge. The colors of the sculpture resemble aged bronze, with golden-brown hues and lighter highlights. A hole near the top edge suggests it is for display. Inscriptions at the bottom read "I•WARIN" and "1630."

Fortune Chained to a Chariot Carrying Fame and France [reverse]

Jean Warin (Flemish, 1607 - 1672)

1630 · bronze

National Gallery of Art · Samuel H. Kress Collection

Public domain (NGA Open Access, CC0)

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