E-auction 621-608924 - fme_1008069 - LANGUEDOC TOWNS AND GENTRY Jeux floraux de Toulouse, coin de 1903

LANGUEDOC TOWNS AND GENTRY Jeux floraux de Toulouse, coin de 1903 XF

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Estimate :	25 €
Price :	6 €
Maximum bid :	10 €
End of the sale :	10 March 2025 20:24:20
bidders :	3 bidders

Type : Jeux floraux de Toulouse, coin de 1903

Date: (1860-1879)

Date: 1323

Metal : bronze

Diameter : 35,5 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Engraver DUBOIS Joseph Eugène (1795-1863)

Weight : 23,43 g.

Edge : lisse + corne BRONZE

Puncheon : corne BRONZE

Coments on the condition:

Médaille nettoyée. Présence de coups et rayures, notamment sur la tranche

Obverse

Obverse legend : CLEMEN. ISAURA LUD. FLORAL. RESTAURATRIX..

Obverse description : Buste féminin à gauche, voilé, une lyre dans le champ droit, au-dessous signature EUGENE DUBOIS F..

Obverse translation : (Clémence Isaure, restauratrice des jeux floraux).

Reverse

Reverse legend : HIS IDEM SEMPER HONOS - M.CCC.XXIII.

Reverse description : Bouquet de fleurs variées.

Reverse translation : (Par ces fleurs toujours la même beauté).

Commentary

Ces jeux, organisés à Toulouse, mettaient en compétition des poètes et des musiciens sous l'égide de la nymphe Flore. En 1817, l'un des lauréats fut Victor Hugo, alors âgé de quinze ans.
These games, held in Toulouse, pitted poets and musicians against each other under the aegis of the nymph Flora. In 1817, one of the winners was Victor Hugo, then aged fifteen.