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View at Lloyds after a Stormy Night, 1824 (coloured etching)
XCF276415 View at Lloyds after a Stormy Night, 1824 (coloured etching) by Dighton, Richard (1795-1880) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Robert Dewar (fl.1824); banker; Lloyds Insurance Market; expression of anxiety after a night of storms at sea and danger to shipping; from City Characters by Richard Dighton; ); English, out of copyright
Media ID 12792140
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Insurance Lloyds Risk Risks Tail Coat Trading Economic History Regency
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View at Lloyds after a Stormy Night, 1824 (coloured etching) captures the aftermath of a tumultuous night at sea. This print by Richard Dighton depicts the anxiety and trepidation experienced by those involved in the shipping industry during this era. The scene showcases a male figure, believed to be Robert Dewar, a banker associated with Lloyds Insurance Market. Standing in profile, he is dressed in an elegant tailcoat, symbolizing his status and importance within the financial world. The stormy night has clearly taken its toll on him as his expression reveals deep concern for the safety of ships and their cargo. Dighton's artwork serves as a poignant reminder of the risks faced by traders and insurers during this period of economic history. It highlights not only the dangers posed by storms at sea but also underscores the precarious nature of trade itself. This piece offers viewers a glimpse into London's bustling City district during the Regency era. Lloyds Insurance Market looms large in this image, representing both risk and opportunity for those engaged in commerce. As we admire this coloured etching from 1824, it is important to appreciate its historical significance while recognizing that it remains relevant today. The challenges faced by individuals involved in finance and insurance continue to shape our modern understanding of risk management.
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