We invite you to purchase a unique bronze relief plaque with a portrait of Albert I, King of the Belgians. It is not only a collector's item but also a true fragment of European history from the period of World War I. The plaque was created around 1915 and is signed by the renowned Belgian artist Léon Vogelaar. The execution details are impressive – the high relief accurately reflects the monarch's facial features and distinctive royal profile. The whole is made of bronze, which over the years has acquired a noble dark patina, emphasizing the depth of the sculpture. On the back there is an integrated hanger that allows easy hanging of the plaque on the wall – this is an ideal way to display it in a study, living room, or historical collection. Key product features:

• Material: bronze with patina
• Diameter: approx. 14.8 cm
• Weight: approx. 452 g
• Artist: Léon Vogelaar (signature on the obverse)
• Period: circa 1915
• Condition: good, original with age patina

King Albert I (1875–1934) was a symbol of Belgian resistance during World War I, making this plaque not only a work of art but also a historical memento of great symbolic value. Catalog number: 6B/221. This is an excellent proposition for collectors of militaria, enthusiasts of European history, and those seeking unique decorations with patriotic significance.