Tytel-Print der Actie-Kraam of Voor-hof van Quinquenpoix.
[Pieter van den Berge.]
[1720.]
Broadside. Plate: 390 x 235mm (15½ x 9¼''). Creasing. Damaged. Repaired loss in centre.
A Dutch satirical print commenting on John Law's financial schemes and the collapse of the Mississippi Bubble. Law is referred to as Quinquenpoix because rue Quinquempoix was where the Compagnie des Indes was located. The central panel is surrounded by a decorative boarder which contains vignettes showing Native Americans, barrels of tobacco, navigational equipment and crocodiles.
[Ref: 48332] £45.00
[1720.]
Broadside. Plate: 390 x 235mm (15½ x 9¼''). Creasing. Damaged. Repaired loss in centre.
A Dutch satirical print commenting on John Law's financial schemes and the collapse of the Mississippi Bubble. Law is referred to as Quinquenpoix because rue Quinquempoix was where the Compagnie des Indes was located. The central panel is surrounded by a decorative boarder which contains vignettes showing Native Americans, barrels of tobacco, navigational equipment and crocodiles.
[Ref: 48332] £45.00