Construction of Kronschloss,
1704

Author	Müller/ Miller/ Myller Philipp Heinrich
Materials	silver
Weight	58,03 гр
Size	46 мм
Provenance	From the collection of Alexander Stakhovich, 1983
Inventory №	251727

Obverse	PETRVS ALEXII FIL. D.G. RVSS. IMP. M. DVX MOSCOVIAE. Bust of Tsar Peter I facing right (type M2) Signed: M
Reverse	PALLAS QVAM CONDIDIT - ARCRM IPSA COLIT.VIRG.* Depiction of Kronschloss In exergue: CRON.SCHLOS/ MEDIA HIEME A RVSS IMPE/ RATORE EXTRVCT./ MDCCIIII.
	Verg. Ecl. II, 60-62: Quem fugis, a, demens? Habitarunt di quoque silvas Dardaniusque Paris. Pallas quas condidit arces ipsa colat; nobis placeant ante omnia silvae.
Notes	Combination of two medal types (Schukina 2006, p. 19, 51-56). Obverse is original, reverse - from copied die.
Original author	Müller/ Miller/ Myller Philipp Heinrich
Literature	Zavorotnaya 1988 (№ 25); Shchukina 2006 (№ 27); Russian Victories 2009, 38
Keywords	Vergil (Publius Vergilius Maro), Peter I, Stakhovich Alexander Alexandrovich, Shervinskiy Sergey Vasilievich, Müller/ Miller/ Myller Philipp Heinrich, Peter I (1682-1725), Kronslot, Moscovia, Russia, armour, sea, St. Andrew's flag, mantle, laurel wreath, Eclogues, hybrid version of the coin, literary quotation, borrowing from an engraving, type of portrait by Mller (M 2), clouds, PALLAS QVAM CONDIDIT ARCEM IPSA COLIT. VIRG.

KRONSCHLOSS,
1726-1727

Author	Unknown engraver of the St.Peterburg printing-office
Size	317x350; 259x325
Provenance	Collection of D.A. Rovinsky (St Petersburg), Rumyantsev museum (1898), Pushkin museum (1924)
Inventory №	Гр-6283