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The Great Mirror of Folly Print Collection in Dutch

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About this book

Author
Various Dutch Artists
Publisher
Isaac Stockmans?
Year printed
1722
Edition
First Edition Prints
Printing
First
Condition
Fine
Pages
72
Height
16 inches
Width
12 inches

Images

  • Translation: The Register of Prints

  • Translation: Title (page) of honor, or curtain before the theatre of...

  • Translation: Mr. John Law, king's councilor in all affairs, controll...

  • Translation: The wind-buyers paid in wind, or those who are last wil...

  • Translation: The wholesale wind-peddler’s fair.

  • Translation: The wind-buyers or wind-catchers, who lose money and go...

  • Translation: New and accurate map of the canal from the city of Utre...

  • Translation: The rising and falling of the share-dealers.

  • Translation: The Atlas of share-paper à la mode with his accomplices...

  • Translation: Many became crazy because they believed in schemes.

  • Translation: Quinquempoix.

  • Translation: The stock boys’ shop gives pleasure and sorrow in steal...

  • Translation: Harlequin stockholder.

  • Translation: Result of the wind trade.

  • Translation: Quinquampoix destroyed.

  • Translation: The active bellows and the spirit of Erasmus, leaving t...

  • Translation: A true picture of the wind trade of the rue Quinquempoi...

  • Translation: Bombario, o death! You were no friend to Law, when you ...

  • Translation: Monument consecrated to posterity in memory of the unbe...

  • Translation: The world is a stage; everyone acts his part and gets h...

  • Translation: The defeated stock-jobber seated in the chair with jing...

  • Translation: The South Sea Company, having risen to the top by wind,...

  • Translation: The Great Gathering-Place of The Wind-Dealers in The Ye...

  • Translation: Law, like another Don Quixote, sits on Sancho's ass, be...

  • Translation: Encounter of the carousing bubble lords and menacing po...

  • Translation: Bombario the share-jobber and the ghost of Aesop.

  • Translation: The night singer of shares, with his magic-lantern.

  • Translation: Natural stock doctor, or bubbling bubble master.

  • Translation: Directress of the decayed stock-regiments, and particul...

  • Translation: Appearances are deceitful.

  • Translation: The rector magnificus of un-actined (shareless) literat...

  • Translation: The boaster, covered (with armor?) who has escaped.

  • Translation: Drinking cup, of Fi-ane or Vianen.

  • Translation: The controller of the fortunate and miserable lapis se...

  • Translation: No better remedy, than this highlands Nectar beverage, ...

  • Translation: No better shield, than that which nature has given us; ...

  • Translation: The ruined share-holders restored by the triumphant Har...

  • Translation: The Babel-tower of the confused stock-jobbers.

  • Translation: The tollgate of Vianen for the shareholders arriving fr...

  • Translation: Memorial arch erected at the burial place of ruined sha...

  • Translation: Mirror for the reason of the despairing stockbrokers.

  • Translation: The bedizened shareholders shown during their honor and...

  • Translation: True portrait of the renowned Mr. Quinquenpoix.

  • Translation: True portrait of the renowed Mr. Quinquenpoix

  • Translation: The actions and designs of the world go round as if in ...

  • Translation: The rocking little boat of shares with Madame Company a...

  • Translation: The chevalier of the Golden Calf, or captain of the ear...

  • Translation: Apollo's verdict on the stock-jobbers.

  • Translation: You poor Bubble Lords, well, well, By Jove, you are in...

  • Translation: You poor Bubble Lords, well, well, By Jove, you are in...

  • Translation: The tree of shares withering and dying.

  • Translation: The falsely-fair share-sphinx springs down from the hig...

  • Translation: The hunting bubble boy.

  • Translation: Springwater or potion for the sick shareholder.

  • Translation: The inventor of stock-jobbery in his triumphal car.

  • Translation: The rider of foul profit or the rubbish-bearing courser...

  • Translation: The laughing Aesop, present at the cole, or cabbage-fea...

  • Translation: Title print of the stockshop or court of Quinquempoix.

  • Translation: Harlequin and Bombario in mourning.

  • Translation: Virtue and Probity. The useful and useless merchant.

  • Translation: Law laughing, the shareholders mourning, and Mercury en...

  • Translation: Anatomy of the stock-jobbery or Bombario gone to the de...

  • Translation: New Year's gift perfumed by the musk of fools' horses a...

  • Translation: The strapping share-hawk pierced and the bubble rat bet...

  • Translation: Covetousness tries either to overtake or to out-run for...

  • Translation: Picture of the very famous island of Madhead, situated ...

  • Translation: Triton of the north, as chief manager of the men projec...

  • Translation: Mississippi, or the world-famous Goldland in the fancy ...

  • Translation: Frederick Henry arisen, the ancient patron of ill-place...

  • Translation: Rise, middle, and no-end of the crafty John Law.

  • Translation: Shrove Tide's wreath of joy and the drama.

  • Translation: The world of wastepaper is by fire turned to ashes.

  • Translation: Ball or the world in masquerade.

  • Translation: The end of the stockworld

  • Translation: The god of schemes has spent his fury and leaves only d...

  • Translation: Contemplation for the greedy world on the rise and fall...

  • Translation: The king and the queen of the Mississippi.

  • Translation: The dying Bubble-lord in the lap of Madame Company.