In paintings of this name, Theodor Rombouts depicted the titular men as dandies in large feathered hats.
In paintings of this name, Theodor Rombouts depicted the titular men as dandies in large feathered hats. De Stijl leader Theo van Doesburg did two geometrically-themed versions, with his latter 1917 edition being an indistinguishable blur of black and white rectangles. Fernand Leger's Cubist version shows several men made out of blue ovals gathered around a yellow table. The best-known series of this name depicts ragged-looking French guys sitting across each other at a small table and focusing on their hands. FTP, give the title of these gaming-inspired paintings, the last of which was done by Paul Cezanne.
In paintings of this name, Theodor Rombouts depicted the titular men as dandies in large feathered hats.
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