Légende
The Gambling Man, The Twenty-Four Hours of Human Happiness, Le Ventiquattr'Hore dell'humana felicità, print, Series number, 9, 24, A gambling young man (Giuocatore) standing next to a table on which lying playing cards, dice, and coins. On the floor more cards and a tennis racket and two balls. On the wall the other tennis racket. With two four-line verses in Italian. Numbered top right: 9. Part of the series 'The Twenty-Four Hours of Human Happiness'., printmaker: Giuseppe Maria Mitelli, 1675, paper, etching, engraving, etching and engraving, height 275 mm x width 200 mm, height 394 mm x width 280 mm, playing-cards, card-sharp, the 24 hours of day and night, scenes symbolizing 'Vanitas', personifications, the life of man, betting, tennis, lawn-tennis (equipment, outfit (sports, games, etc.)), A pen-and-ink illustration shows a man wearing a feathered hat and a tied scarf at his neck, with long hair and a mustache, standing with one leg raised and one arm bent upward holding a small rectangular object; he wears a long buttoned coat with a tied sash at the waist and rolled cuffs, breeches, and shoes with tied bows. A table beside him holds plates, cups, scattered round pieces, small cubes, and a fan of flat cards, with additional small objects and cards scattered on the floor near his feet. Two racquets with netting appear, one hanging on the wall and one leaning against a support, and a pair of small balls rests on the floor. On the left wall three long narrow objects hang from a horizontal bar. The background is mostly plain with crosshatching shading and the image is rendered in fine line work.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B33_402
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
47.5Mo (12.1Mo) / 29.3cm x 40.6cm / 3460 x 4799 (300dpi)