The Bublers Mirrour: or England's Folley [graphic].[1720]This depicts a scene of success. See also companion print, Peel 0175, which depicts a scene of loss.Below the image of a cheerful man holding a bag of coins is, first, an image of riches labeled "Mar del lux" and, second, a poem beginning: Thus Fortune's darling glories in success / And boasts his riches with a smiling face / South Sea he bought when low, for little gold / And luckily sold out for seven fold.Cropped to 35 x 25 cm.The mezzotint design is closely followed, in reverse, in a contemporary etching, Peel 0074.Watermark: faint, unidentifiable mark at center of page.mixed material