"Bombario, O Dood, Gy Waart Geen Vrind Van Law Toen Gy Paus Clemens Schoot" - Totentanz Dance Of Death / South Sea Bubble / Aktienhandel Stock Market Stocks BöRse Aktien / Karikatur Caricature / This Captures A Pivotal Moment From The Mississippi Bubble Incident In 1720, Depicting Robert Knight Of The South Sea Company Being Led By Satyrs To View A Roman Painting Unveiled By Father Time, Revealing Pope Clement Xi On His Deathbed. John Law And The Old Pretender Manipulate Strings Attached To The Windmill Canopy, While Below, Verses In Dutch Accompany The Scene, Enriching Its Narrative Depth. Original-Graphik 18. Jh.

Maße: ca. 27 x 27 cm. -- Kupferstich aus dem 18. Jh. Aus dem Buch: "Het Groote Tafereel der Dwaasheid". -- gut erhalten. || Copper engraving from the 18th century. Out of the book "Het Groote Tafereel der Dwaasheid". -- in very good condition. || "Het Groote Tafereel der Dwaasheid", also known as The Great Mirror of Folly, stands as a monumental testament to the financial turmoil of the early 18th century, encapsulating the aftermath of the South Sea Bubble and other crashes. Published in Amsterdam in 1720, this lavish volume comprises a diverse array of materials, including pamphlets, legal documents, economic analyses, poems, satirical plays, maps, and even playing cards. Reflecting the interconnectedness of the European financial markets, it vividly portrays the consequences of a speculative frenzy, illustrating the folly of investors through satirical plays, poems, and visual satire, while referencing historic events such as Tulipmania in the Dutch Republic (a time when the prices of tulip bulbs spiked and then abruptly plummeted in 1637) and the above mentioned South Sea Bubble. Sprache: Niederländisch Gewicht in Gramm: 10