Unfortunately that does not work for me, maybe because I have seen her

a few times. Also, there are a few medals featuring various body parts of that woman. The couple depicted below is behind glass though.
At the bottom of the upper medal you see the words "Bütz mich". That is Rhenish (Cologne, Düsseldorf, etc.) for "Kiss me". The other piece - probably designed to be the other side - says "Muse Macht (or macht) Moneten" roughly where the gown ends. Below, two more round objects defecating three coins. One of these three has the inscription "Pecunia non olet". Admittedly I was glad that the experience was a visual one only ...
This medal was of course made to reflect the exhibition motto or theme in an amusing way. Peter Ralf Dünwald also makes medals like
this one. That is in the Coin Cabinet and depicts the "famous" silhouette of Dresden as seen from the northern bank of the Elbe river.
Christian