GIES: 1915 WWI Art Medal

Im Herrn Ist Heil (Our Lord is Our Safety), 1915, Cast Bronze, 43.4mmx40.0mm, with attachment loop. UNC/Gussfrisch RRRR Frankenhuis 1355, Ernsting WVZ93.
Nine known examples with this the only example available for private collection outside of eight European museum collections.
Obverse: At the foot of a crucifix a young woman and a young warrior with field gear are seated on a bench with joined hands, presumably saying goodbye before he goes off to battle.
Reverse: On a plain sheild, ”Im Herrn Ist Heil P.S. 3:9” (Our Lord is Our Safety). Two angels hover to each side with a flaming heart below.
Ludwig Gies was a true artist!
High Resolution Example
Nine known examples with this the only example available for private collection outside of eight European museum collections.
Obverse: At the foot of a crucifix a young woman and a young warrior with field gear are seated on a bench with joined hands, presumably saying goodbye before he goes off to battle.
Reverse: On a plain sheild, ”Im Herrn Ist Heil P.S. 3:9” (Our Lord is Our Safety). Two angels hover to each side with a flaming heart below.
Ludwig Gies was a true artist!
High Resolution Example

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Great medal and image as always.
Very nice.
Herb
Shep