File:Stierlé, Johann Jakob Gottfried- Tod Friedrich II. - Münzkabinett, Berlin - 5526012.jpg

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Deutsch: Stierlé, Johann Jakob Gottfried: Tod Friedrich II.   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Deutsch: Stierlé, Johann Jakob Gottfried: Tod Friedrich II.
Object type coin
object_type QS:P31,Q41207
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Deutsch: Vorderseite: FRIDERICUS II BORUSSORUM REX COELO REDDITUS D XVII AUG MDCCLXXXVI [Friedrich der II. Preußens König in den Himmel zurückgekehrt den 17. August 1786]. Kopf Friedrichs II. mit Lorbeerkranz und Zopf nach links.

Rückseite: HEU CUNCTA RELIQUIT [Wehe, alles hat er zurückgelassen]. Die trauernde Berolina steht neben einem Postament mit Urne. Am Boden die Symbole von Krieg und Frieden, Handel und Künsten.

Kommentar: Die Medaille auf den Tod des Königs ist 1786 von dem jungen Medailleur Johann Jakob Gottfried Stierlé (wie er sich selbst schrieb) geschaffen worden. Friedrich hatte am 29. April 1784 aus Potsdam verfügt, dass an die Stelle des verstorbenen Stempelschneiders Seidel der Stempelschneider Stierlé an der Neuen Münze angestellt werden könne, wenn er fähig sei. Stierlé war ein Schüler des Daniel Friedrich Loos und hat auch für dessen Firma gearbeitet.

Literatur: M. Olding, Die Medaillen auf Friedrich den Großen von Preußen 1712 bis 1786 (2003) Nr. 765.

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Date 1786
date QS:P571,+1786-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Dimensions mass: 28.4 g (1 oz)
institution QS:P195,Q323169
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2372016
Place of creation Deutschland / , Brandenburg / Berlin
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