La France Metalliqve: Contenant Les Actions Celebres Tant Pvbliqves Qve Privees Des Rois Et Des Reines, Remarqvees En Levrs Medailles d'Or, d'Argent & de Bronze ...
La France Metalliqve is a 1636 numismatic book by Jacques de Bie, printed in Paris for a French readership, engraving medals of the kings and queens of France with their inscriptions and reverse scenes. The plates show paired roundels arranged in rows, each with a portrait or allegory on one side and a Latin motto with a small emblematic scene on the other, a useful source for designers seeking classical medallion layouts, circular framing, and engraved emblem imagery.
