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Colour print of a woman playing a harp on a cliff above breaking waves, with a wreck below and stock names on the strings.

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The song that kills, Udo Keppler (1908). Via artnap.com

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A seated female figure in classical drapery plays a harp whose strings are labeled with stock market names, while a ribbon from the instrument reads Get Rich Quick. She sits on a rock inscribed Margin Gambling above waves breaking against the rocks, with a wrecked ship visible at lower left. Udo Keppler's print, dated 1908, uses this allegorical scene as a commentary on speculation.