The rise of the stocks by James Sayers (1786)

Etching of three men in tricorn hats in a vaulted room, one clerk at a desk with a stock price list.

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Why is this public domain? James Sayers died in 1823; this work is in the public domain.

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A satirical etching shows three men in tricorn hats in a vaulted interior, with a clerk seated at a desk holding a quill beside a scroll listing stock prices. The two standing figures have exaggerated, scowling expressions, and loose papers lie on the floor. The print, The rise of the stocks, was made by James Sayers and dated 1786.

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1786

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