Berliner Borse / Berlin Stock Exchange (colour litho)

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Berliner Borse / Berlin Stock Exchange (colour litho)

8666316 Berliner Borse / Berlin Stock Exchange (colour litho) by German School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Berliner Borse. Die alteste deutsche Borse in Hamburg hatte schon im 16 Jahrh Bedeutung. In den Hansestadten gingen die selbstandigen Borsenbesucher bis 1914 nur im Zylinder zur Borse. Erst im 18 Jahrh entwickelte sich im Binnenlande in Frankfurt aM, Leipzig und Berlin ein reger Borsenverkehr, der im 19 Jahrh immer weiter zunahm und die Wirtschaftspolitik weitgehend beeinflusste. Translation: Berlin Stock Exchange. The oldest German stock exchange in Hamburg was already important in the 16th century. In the Hanseatic cities, self-employed visitors to the stock exchange only went to the stock exchange in top hats until 1914. Only in the 18th century did brisk stock exchange traffic develop in the inland in Frankfurt am Main, Leipzig and Berlin, which continued to increase in the 19th century and largely influenced economic policy. Illustration for Deutsche Kulturbilder, 1400-1900 (Cigaretten-Bilderdienst Hamburg-Bahrenfeld, 1934).); © Look and Learn

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Berlin Hamburg Leipzig 18e Siecle 18th Century 18th Centuries C16h

EDITORS COMMENTS
This vibrant colour lithograph captures the grandeur and history of the Berlin Stock Exchange, a symbol of economic power and influence in Germany. The intricate details of the building's architecture are brought to life through the skilled hand of the 20th-century German artist who created this piece. The image transports us back in time to an era when stock exchanges were bustling hubs of commerce, where men in top hats and zylinder hats gathered to make important financial transactions that shaped the course of national economies. The text accompanying the print provides valuable insight into the historical significance of stock exchanges in Germany, highlighting their evolution from local trading posts to major centers of economic activity. As we gaze upon this stunning artwork, we can almost hear the echoes of traders negotiating deals and see shadows cast by sunlight filtering through ornate windows. It serves as a reminder of how deeply intertwined finance and politics have always been, with stock exchanges playing a crucial role in shaping government policies and influencing economic development. This print is not just a beautiful work of art; it is also a window into a fascinating chapter in German history that continues to resonate today.

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