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Card Game Cradle Allegory card game cradle allegory

The Card Game on the Cradle: Allegory, The card game on the cradle: allegory. On either side of a cradle in which an adult man lies as an infant, two men play a card game. In the foreground a young man holds up the ace of hearts, behind the cradle a woman cradles the child, the other card player and a man with a sword. In the lower left corner a man with a mask squats. Cradle, crib, Johannes van Wijckersloot (attributed to), 1643 - 1683, canvas, oil paint (paint), h 98 cm × w 121 cm d 7.5 cm

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This intriguing print captures the essence of the "Card Game Cradle Allegory" painting by Johannes van Wijckersloot. In this allegorical scene, two men engage in a card game on either side of a cradle, where an adult man lies as an infant. The symbolism is rich and thought-provoking. In the foreground, a young man proudly displays the ace of hearts, representing love and passion. Behind the cradle, a woman tenderly cradles the child, symbolizing nurturing and care. Another card player sits beside them while holding a sword, suggesting that there may be more at stake than just cards in this game. Adding to the enigmatic atmosphere is a masked man squatting in the lower left corner. His presence raises questions about hidden identities or concealed intentions within this seemingly innocent setting. The artist's skillful use of canvas and oil paint brings depth and texture to every detail of this masterpiece. The dimensions of 98 cm height by 121 cm width by 7.5 cm depth ensure that its impact will not go unnoticed when displayed. As we gaze upon this image from Liszt Collection, we are invited to ponder themes such as innocence versus deception, power dynamics between players, and how our actions can shape our lives even from infancy. It serves as both an aesthetic delight for art enthusiasts and a visual puzzle waiting to be unraveled for those who seek deeper meaning within its layers.

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