Allegory of the bankrupts in Amsterdam through the exchange-wind trade, 1763, The Bankruptcies in Amsterdam, in the year 1763, symbolically depicted (title on object), Allegory of the bankrupts on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange through the exchange-wind trade in the year 1763 The commerce of Amsterdam (Mercury) is driven out by Hoogmoed and Weelde. In the foreground an empty cash box, a pile of unpaid bills and a monkey doing the bookkeeping, in the background dark clouds above the Amsterdam stock exchange. An explanation of the performance in the caption., print, print maker: Jan Caspar Philips, (mentioned on object), after drawing by: Gerard van Nijmegen, (mentioned on object), Northern Netherlands, 1763, paper, etching, engraving, letterpress printing, height, 182 mm × width, 110 mm
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Allegory, bankrupts, Amsterdam, exchange-wind trade, 1763, Bankruptcies, year 1763, symbolically depicted, title, object, Amsterdam Stock Exchange, commerce, Mercury, driven, Hoogmoed, Weelde, foreground, empty cash box, pile, unpaid bills, monkey doing, bookkeeping, background dark clouds, Amsterdam stock exchange, explanation, performance, caption, print, print maker, Jan Caspar Philips, mentioned, drawing, Gerard van Nijmegen, Northern Netherlands, paper, etching, engraving, letterpress printing, height, 182 mm × width, 110 mm
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