osella (historic Venetian gold coin or medal)

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The osella is a historic Venetian gold coin-medal traditionally issued by the Doge of Venice as an annual gift, often bearing elaborate designs and inscriptions commemorating significant events or rulers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commemorative coin
medal
numismatic object
category Italian medals
Venetian coinage
early modern European numismatics
collectedAs numismatic collectible
countryOfOrigin Republic of Venice
depicts Doge of Venice
lion of Saint Mark
surface form: Lion of Saint Mark

allegorical scenes
historical events
distributionFrequency annual
distributionMethod presented to Venetian patricians
presented to high-ranking officials
function annual gift from the Doge
commemorative issue
hasDesign elaborate obverse designs
elaborate reverse designs
heraldic symbols of Venice
inscriptions commemorating events
inscriptions naming the Doge
religious iconography
hasLanguageOfInscriptions Italian
Latin
historicalContext gift-giving traditions of European courts
political culture of the Venetian Republic
issuedBy Doge of Venice
material billon
bronze
gold
silver
monetaryRole ceremonial payment in kind
not intended for regular circulation
purpose to commemorate significant events in Venetian history
to honor recipients
to reinforce the prestige of the Doge
relatedTo Venetian ducat
Venetian ducat
surface form: Venetian zecchino
timePeriod Renaissance
early modern period
late Middle Ages
typicalShape round
usedIn Venice
valuedFor artistic engraving
historical significance
rarity

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Golden Osella namedAfter osella (historic Venetian gold coin or medal)
Osella d’Oro namedAfter osella (historic Venetian gold coin or medal)
this entity surface form: osella (historical Venetian coin or medal)