The first monographic exhibition dedicated to Marinus van Reymerswale, a Flemish artist who was active in the first half of the sixteenth century and of whom the Prado Museum preserves the largest collection of paintings attributed to his hand. The paintings of this enigmatic painter, known above all for his paintings of money changers, collectors and figures related to the financial market that experienced a monetary revolution during the 16th century with its  center in Antwerp, will be presented together with comparative examples that will show the innovative way in which Marinus dealt with these subjects.