After the peace of Tolintedo, the treaty of Campo Formio, and the arrival of the specimens of art, which had been one of the conditions of that treaty, Duvivier, a medal engraver, presented the institution with a medal, commemorating the arrival at Paris of those glorious trophies of victory. It represents, on one side, the head of Napoleon in a general's uniform, with the following

On the reverse is the General, in a warlike costume, mounted on a charger at full speed, bringing back the olive of peace, accompanied by Minerva and Justice, followed by Victory, who crowns him, and is carrying the statue of Apollo.