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Engraved plate of a classical pedestal with four allegorical roundels showing a well, a heart, an anchor and trident, and bar

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Mesintelligence, Intelligence, Commerce Maritime, Commerce, Jean Charles Delafosse (1768 - 1771), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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This engraved plate shows an ornate classical pedestal topped with a laurel wreath and an empty oval cartouche, above four circular vignettes labeled Mesintelligence, Intelligence, Commerce Maritime, and Commerce. The vignettes depict allegorical scenes such as cherubs working a well, a figure beside a flame-lit heart, a trident with an anchor, and scales with barrels. The print is attributed to Jean-Charles Delafosse and dated 1768 to 1771.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum