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Haushaltsabrechnung / Household Accounting (colour litho)

8666217 Haushaltsabrechnung / Household Accounting (colour litho) by Christophe (Colomb, Georges) (1856-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Haushaltsabrechnung. Auch in fruherer Zeit hat die Hausfrau stets mit grosser Gewissenhaftigkeit ihr Haushaltungsbuch gefuhrt und alle Ausgaben genau gebucht. Im 18 Jahrh besass das Geld noch eine viel hohere Kaufkraft als heute. Fur Lebensmittel wie Butter oder Fleisch zahlte man damals etwa nur ein Viertel oder ein Funftel des heutigen Preises, und der Pfennig stand in hohen Ehren. Translation: Household Accounting. Even in the past, the housewife kept her housekeeping diary with great conscientiousness and recorded all expenses precisely. In the 18th century, money still had a much higher purchasing power than today. In those days, groceries such as butter or meat were only paid about a quarter or a fifth of today's price, and the penny was held in high esteem. Illustration for Deutsche Kulturbilder, 1400-1900 (Cigaretten-Bilderdienst Hamburg-Bahrenfeld, 1934).); © Look and Learn

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This colour lithograph by Christophe (Colomb, Georges) depicts a scene of meticulous household accounting in the 18th century. The image showcases a housewife diligently recording her expenses in her housekeeping diary, highlighting the importance of financial responsibility and budgeting even in earlier times. In this era, money held a significantly higher purchasing power compared to today, with groceries such as butter or meat costing only a fraction of their current prices. The penny was revered for its value and significance in daily transactions, emphasizing the frugality and thriftiness practiced by individuals during that period. The artwork serves as a nostalgic reminder of the traditional values associated with managing household finances and keeping track of expenditures. It reflects the timeless practice of maintaining financial records with precision and conscientiousness, regardless of changing economic circumstances. This historical illustration from Deutsche Kulturbilder offers a glimpse into the past when financial management played a crucial role in everyday life. It captures the essence of responsible budgeting and prudent spending habits that have stood the test of time, resonating with viewers across generations.

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