

Shilling by John Hull. Two old coins are shown side by side. The coin on the left is dark gray with a tree in the center. The tree has a short straight trunk and a rounded top with no leaves. The coin on the right is also dark gray with the numerals 16 and XIII in its center. The coin on the left has a faint inscription around its edge. The coin on the right also has an inscription around its edge. Both coins are sitting on a light-colored surface, casting a shadow underneath. The background fades from dark to light gray.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 900 × 435 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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