I Just Bought This Art Nouveau Bronze Medal - What Did I Find?

no help here, but it is a beautiful token/medal..

Is there a name on the bottom of the obverse? These "Art medals" usually have the name of the artist on them somewhere, otherwise they're not really fulfilling their purpose (to advertise the artist and showcase their work).

Or, if not on one side or the other, perhaps it is stamped into the rim somewhere?

No leads, but I agree it's a very attractive medal.
Looks like awake(obv)/asleep (rev) (eveille/endormi?). Perhaps some lettering between chin and rim reverse?

I love that period, but if I ever got started, I would not be able to stop. I have one large silver medal that fits with another theme in my collection. And a tiny bronze or brass ash tray that I use as a change tray, picked up in a second hand store in Paris long ago.

I was worried it might just be the inner part of a button that was encased. But now in hand it probably is not.
It has arrived.
It is thicker than something that might have been an inserted raised design of a button. It is very much some kind of small bronze medal. The back or reverse is incised as I had expected and the field is flat. The anvil die must have had a design as well of the bust.
The obverse die having more detail.
It is at least a millimeter thick, about that of a Lincoln Cent I would say, and the edge has no writing but looks like it was a planchet of sorts and not some sheet metal.
I can let my imagination go and think I see a signature under the jaw there that goes toward the neck.
It is larger than a US nickel but smaller than a quarter.
Here is a image I took myself, maybe we can see more in that.
I am pleased with it. The price was very reasonable so I am not out any money. It is pretty.

I am going to have to inventory it as an early 1900's possible French medal with womans head.

Thanks everyone. It may be a long time til I find out anything, if I ever do.