London, Royal Exchange 1886
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The frieze that tops the Corinthian portico proclaims in Latin that the Exchange was founded in the thirteenth year of Queen Elizabeth, and restored in the seventh of Queen Victoria. The pediment above features figures sculpted by Richard Westmacott, representing Commerce holding the charter of the Exchange, attended by the Lord Mayor and merchants.
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