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The Royal Exchange, London: elevation of the entrance facade, top, and ground plan of the courtyard, below, with …
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| Caption | The Royal Exchange, London: elevation of the entrance facade, top, and ground plan of the courtyard, below, with indications of types of trade in the courtyard, heraldic emblems of the City of London and the Mercers' Company below, with a scale of feet. Engraving by A Walker, 1808, after I Donowell. The print has extensive lettering, including mention of the various goods traded, and of the country of origin of the traders. Goods include: Salters; Druggists and grocers; Silkmen and silk-throwsters. Countries include: Armenia; Norway; Portugal; Turkey. Created 1828. Money – England (- 16th century). Merchants. Statues. Heraldry. Grasshoppers. Thomas Gresham (1519?-1579). Royal Exchange (London, England). Mercers' Company (London, England). Company of Silk-Throwers of the City of London. Worshipful Company of Salters (London, England). Contributors: John Donowell (active 1753–1786); Anthony Walker (1726–1765); Edward Jerman (-1668). Work ID: bzam92db. |
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| Creator | see caption |
| Artwork medium | etching |
| Credit | Wellcome Collection |
| Terms of use | Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) |
| Search stock images by keyword | Royal Exchange London elevation entrance facade ground plan courtyard indications types trade heraldic emblems City of London Mercers Company scale feet Engravings John Donowell Anthony Walker Edward Jerman |
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