Play Cards Collection
"From Trenches to Palaces: The Enduring Allure of Play Cards" Game of Bridge: Last Player (colour litho): A thrilling game of bridge unfolds
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"From Trenches to Palaces: The Enduring Allure of Play Cards" Game of Bridge: Last Player (colour litho): A thrilling game of bridge unfolds, as the last player contemplates their next move with intensity and strategy. Soldiers Playing Cards in a Trench, First World War (b/w photo): Amidst the chaos of war, soldiers find solace and camaraderie through a simple deck of cards, momentarily escaping the harsh reality that surrounds them. The House of Cards, c. 1737 (oil on canvas): Delicate hands meticulously construct an intricate house made entirely out of playing cards, symbolizing both fragility and skillful craftsmanship. The Card Sharp on the Boulevard, 1806 (oil on wood): In a bustling boulevard filled with unsuspecting victims, a cunning card sharp manipulates his opponents with sleight-of-hand tricks and deceitful tactics. The Card Players, probably c. 1550-99 (oil on canvas): Gathered around a table adorned with rich fabrics and ornate decorations, noble figures engage in an intense game of cards where fortunes are won or lost within each hand. The Kings Card Game, copy after 1895 (w/c and crayon on paper): Royalty indulges in leisurely entertainment as kings gather for an elegant card game filled with regal banter and strategic moves fit for monarchs. Dutch peasant with two daggers attacks another card player in a tavern brawl scene from 1803 engraving: Tempers flare amidst heated competition as a Dutch peasant resorts to violence during an intense card game played within the walls of a rustic tavern. Card players illustration from circa 1930: With stylish flair reminiscent of the Art Deco era, elegantly dressed men and women engage in spirited rounds while showcasing their sophistication at high-stakes tables illuminated by the soft glow of chandeliers. Illustration.