The Banker’s Private Room Negotiating a Loan
– The artist is a member of the Cranbrook Colony, known to create accurate depictions of scenes from daily life during the Victorian era. We can get an idea about how some bank transactions are conducted through this work of art.
– If you pay close attention, you will notice there is another painting within the painting so you’re getting two for one!
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John Callcott Horsley was known for designing the first Christmas card. He is also known for his illustrations and paintings of genre and historical scenes. This particular painting depicts a woman showing a document to a man who appears to be contemplating the transaction. I suspect many of us have been in this position and hoping the banker will allow our loan request! It is now a part of a collection of Royal Holloway, University of London.
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