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Mark Levy UNITED STATES
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Juhre - Stock Market and Einstein, 1929

Location: 9. Editorial Cartoons
Artist: William Juhre (All)

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Location: 9. Editorial Cartoons
Title: Juhre - Stock Market and Einstein, 1929*
Artist:  William Juhre (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Illustration
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 443
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 6
Added to Site: 1/31/2021

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Some select stock market turbulence as I post this but only on a few stocks...that said, this editorial was published in Feb 1929...the crash was October 1929. I thought this was cool and then I saw Einstein is in it as well which sealed my interest.

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Dino Mauricio Member Since 2009
Posted On 1/31/2021

According to Einstein, everything is relative...he'd certainly agree this is relatively amazing and extremely cool!  Congrats Mark!

Ron S Member Since 2007
Posted On 1/31/2021

Just excellent!!

Red Raven Member Since 2012
Posted On 2/2/2021

Awesome !!

J H Member Since 2019
Posted On 2/2/2021

And as the image shows, that comet is about to crash into his head! Very cool old art, and a neat find. Congrats!

Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/15/2021

This is educational in that it shows what happens when you ponder too much. Such a big brain but he does not notice whats about to hit him. Unobservant type. Wooly minded and head in the clouds, likely early atomic ones. Deaf too. He does not hear it coming. Not many did, proving even the cleverest people are stupid. Lol. Gravity, Albert. Stocks go up, Stocks go down. Lose your money, cry and frown. I foresee a dead cat bounce as the tastleless expression goes.

Andy Robbins Member Since 2003
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Posted On 2/15/2021

The very definition of a timeless piece of art!

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