France Napoleon I Wagram Bramsen-860 Julius-2108 SP PCGS bronze medal 1809

The France Napoleon I Wagram Bramsen-860 Julius-2108 Bronze Medal 1809, certified PCGS SP, commemorates one of Napoleon Bonaparte’s most significant military victories—the Battle of Wagram, fought on 6 July 1809 during the War of the Fifth Coalition. Struck in bronze with a refined Specimen finish, this historic medal reflects the artistic excellence of early 19th-century French medallic engraving. The obverse presents a detailed right-facing portrait of Napoleon I, wearing a classical laurel wreath that symbolizes triumph, with elegant inscriptions surrounding the imperial bust. The reverse features a dramatic allegorical composition: Winged Victory (Nike) crowns and supports a powerful warrior while a defeated enemy collapses beneath them beside a fallen shield. Flowing drapery, muscular anatomy, laurel branches, wings, and classical symbolism emphasize victory, courage, and imperial glory, while the engraved inscription records the Battle of Wagram and its date. Designed by Dominique Vivant Denon and engraved by André Galle, this bronze medal is a remarkable historical artifact and an outstanding addition to collections devoted to Napoleon, French history, military art, and classic medals.

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