FRANCE / CAPETIANS - FRANCE / ROYAL Louis XV (1715-1774). Medal, Anne-Charlotte d'Orléans (1714-1773), by Marie-Anne de Saint-Urbain Nd (c.1742). Av. ANNA CAR. AVG. FILIA. LEOP. I. D. LOTH. BAR. ET ELIS. CAR. AVRs. Bust of Anne-Charlotte left; below, signature MSV. Rv. VIRTVS - AVITA. Minerva standing, holding a shield in her right hand; in the exergue: MSV. Coll. Monnier 1462; Bronze - 52.42 g - 47.5 mm - 12 h From an Elsen 91 sale, 24 March 2007, no. 2113. Minor damage to the listel at 2 o'clock on the reverse and minor handling marks. With a pleasant, slightly heterogeneous ochre-brown patina. Superb. Anne-Caroline or Anne-Charlotte de Lorraine was the 13th and penultimate child of Duke Léopold and Élisabeth-Charlotte d'Orléans. She was born on 17 May 1714 at Château de Lunéville and died on 7 November 1773 in Mons. She was elected abbess of Remiremont on 10 May 1738, coadjutor of the monasteries of Thorn and Essen and abbess of Sainte-Waudru in Mons in 1754. This medal is the work of a woman: Marie-Anne de Saint-Urbain, daughter of the engraver Ferdinand de Saint-Urbain, who produced a series of medals between 1742 and 1780.