[bourse]. Aspect De Paris, Depuis Qu'on A Joue La Fameuse Comedie Morale Intitulee La Bourse (actualites, Pl. 330) ; Ca Baisse Toujours !... (les Faiseurs D'affaires, Pl. 3).1856.

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"Bourse. Aspect De Paris, Depuis Qu'on A Joue La Fameuse Comedie Morale Intitulee La Bourse (actualites, Pl. 330); Ca Baisse Toujours !... (les Faiseurs D'affaires, Pl. 3).1856" is a work by the renowned French printmaker and caricaturist Honoré Daumier. This piece is part of a series of lithographs that Daumier created for the French newspaper 'Le Charivari', which was known for its satirical and political content. The lithograph, dated 1856, reflects Daumier's sharp critique of the financial speculation and the stock market (the Bourse) in mid-19th century Paris.

The title of the work translates to "Stock Exchange. View of Paris, Since the Famous Moral Comedy Entitled The Stock Exchange was Played (news, Pl. 330); It Keeps Going Down!... (the Business Makers, Pl. 3)." This suggests that Daumier is commenting on the volatility of the stock market and the impact of financial downturns on society. The term "moral comedy" implies a satirical take on the events surrounding the stock exchange, likening the behavior of investors and speculators to a theatrical performance with moral implications.

Daumier was known for his social commentary and for capturing the essence of Parisian life, often with a critical eye towards the bourgeoisie and the injustices of his time. His work is characterized by its expressive figures, keen observation, and the ability to convey complex social messages through visual art.

This particular lithograph is part of Daumier's broader oeuvre, which includes over 4,000 lithographs, as well as paintings and sculptures. His work remains influential in the realms of fine art and political satire, and it provides valuable insight into the social and political climate of 19th century France. Daumier's lithographs are not only significant as works of art but also as historical documents that reflect the public sentiment and cultural dynamics of his era.

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