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Media related to
Cardsharpers at Wikimedia...
- the Art
Museum in Worcester, M****achusetts
Other related paintings of
cardsharps include the
Caravaggisti depiction of
Valentin de
Boulogne in the National...
- Caravaggio, The
Cardsharps (c. 1594),
depicting card sharps...
- the pose of Christ's
right thumb was altered. A work by Caravaggio, The
Cardsharps has a
number of
typical minor pentimenti,
altering the
position of the...
-
paintings such as Boy with a
Basket of Fruit, The
Fortune Teller, The
Cardsharps, Bacchus, and even The Musicians,
which were all
painted within the same...
- far left of The Musicians, and even more to the boy
being cheated in
Cardsharps)
wearing a
sheet and some stage-prop wings.
There is very
little to indicate...
- friend,
Cardinal Francesco Maria Del Monte,
purchased the
companion piece,
Cardsharps, in 1595, and at some
point in that year
Caravaggio entered the Cardinal's...
- However, at the time,
Caravaggio sold it for
practically nothing. The
Cardsharps—showing
another naïve
youth of
privilege falling victim to card cheats—is...
-
companion piece, the Calling. This drew on his own
earlier genre-pieces,
Cardsharps and The
Fortune Teller, but writ large.
Apparently re-inspired, or perhaps...
