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Caricature taken from the Arc Memorial dresse au lieu d enterrement des actionistes consumes (engraving)
725396 Caricature taken from the Arc Memorial dresse au lieu d enterrement des actionistes consumes (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Caricature taken from the Arc Memorial dresse au lieu d enterrement des actionistes consumes. Illustration for The XVIIIth Century by Paul Lacroix (Bickers and Son, c 1880).); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22954318
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Ancien Financial John Law Member Pre Revolutionary Pulling Regime Services Speculation Stock Exchange Consumes Lieu
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This print showcases a fascinating caricature taken from the Arc Memorial dresse au lieu d enterrement des actionistes consumes. Created by the French School in the 19th century, this engraving is part of a private collection and offers a unique glimpse into pre-revolutionary France. The image depicts an array of intriguing elements, including John Law, a prominent figure in financial speculation during that era. Surrounding him are various animals, such as fish and other wildlife creatures, symbolizing the chaotic nature of the stock exchange at that time. The artist skillfully portrays members of society pulling on ropes connected to these animals, representing their attempts to control and manipulate the market for personal gain. This satirical illustration sheds light on the rampant greed and corruption prevalent within French society under Law's regime. Originally published as an illustration for The XVIIIth Century by Paul Lacroix in 1880, this artwork offers valuable insights into historical events and societal dynamics. It serves as a reminder of how financial speculation can consume individuals and societies alike if left unchecked. With its intricate details and thought-provoking symbolism, this engraving captures both the essence of 18th-century France and its tumultuous relationship with speculative practices. A true testament to French culture and history, this piece invites viewers to reflect upon humanity's complex relationship with money and power throughout different periods in time.
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