Un vertige méditerranéen
Hilarion Roux, a Marseilles banker close to the Rothschilds, who came to Spain in 1843 to prospect for silver, was married and ennobled in Cartagena, and was a pioneer of Spanish mining and metallurgy. He extended his activities throughout the Mediterranean, and was notably behind the reopening of t...
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Casa de Velázquez
2024
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| Tóm tắt: | Hilarion Roux, a Marseilles banker close to the Rothschilds, who came to Spain in 1843 to prospect for silver, was married and ennobled in Cartagena, and was a pioneer of Spanish mining and metallurgy. He extended his activities throughout the Mediterranean, and was notably behind the reopening of the Greek Laurium mines, before suffering a resounding bankruptcy in 1883. Beyond his flamboyant career, the Marquis d'Escombreras represents an exceptional moment in the history of Mediterranean mining. |
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