The Cardsharps by Caravaggio, 1594

 
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Caravaggio's first attempt to paint independently from the commissions of his tutor d'Arpino. It is a burlesque scene in which a "cardsharp" is trying to con another boy, with the help of an old man. The theme of The Cardsharps has been repeated afterwards in paintings by Georges La Tour. Oil on canvas.


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