La bourse du jour by André Gill (1866)

Split caricature of rising and falling stock market: a stout man with money bags on pink, a gaunt man scattering shares on da

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A split-tone caricature divided into a pink left half labelled "La Hausse!" and a dark blue-tinted right half labelled "La Baisse!!". The left shows a stout, bearded figure clutching money bags before a classical building with columns, with a 20 francs coin and flocks of birds above. The right shows a gaunt figure scattering share certificates beside a signpost reading "Route de Belgique", with a crowd tumbling down a ladder beneath a moon, under the caption "Mauvaises Actions". Created by André Gill in 1866 as a print.

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