
A Transfer of East India Stock
James Sayers · 1748 - 1823
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Why is this public domain? James Sayers died in 1823; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-colored etching by James Sayers, published in 1783, shows a stout man in a blue coat and yellow breeches staggering under the weight of a large stone building. Loose papers flutter around him, and some are inscribed with stock-related text, while an arched doorway looms at the right.























