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The bad effects of the game, the theft and the fight. Two players threatened with their weapons Miniature from "The Book of Good Moors"by Jacques the Great (1360-1415 / 1418), dedicated to Jean Duke of Berry, 1478
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The bad effects of the game, the theft and the fight. Two players threatened with their weapons Miniature from "The Book of Good Moors"by Jacques the Great (1360-1415 / 1418), dedicated to Jean Duke of Berry, 1478
LRI4665139 The bad effects of the game, the theft and the fight. Two players threatened with their weapons Miniature from " The Book of Good Moors" by Jacques the Great (1360-1415/1418), dedicated to Jean Duke of Berry, 1478. Musee Conde, Chantilly by Unknown Artist, (15th century); Musee Conde, Chantilly, France; (add.info.: The bad effects of the game, the theft and the fight. Two players threatened with their weapons Miniature from " The Book of Good Moors" by Jacques the Great (1360-1415/1418), dedicated to Jean Duke of Berry, 1478. Musee Conde, Chantilly); Luisa Ricciarini
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The Bad Effects of the Game, Theft, and Fight - A Glimpse into Medieval Vice
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. This print captures a moment frozen in time from "The Book of Good Moors" by Jacques the Great. Created in 1478 and dedicated to Jean Duke of Berry, this miniature painting reveals the dark consequences that can arise from indulging in vices such as gambling. In this scene, two players are locked in a heated dispute over their game. Threatening each other with weapons, they embody the dangerous allure that games of chance can possess. The artist skillfully portrays their anger and bitterness through their facial expressions and body language. The intricate details showcased in this artwork transport us back to the fifteenth century. From the elaborate costumes to the meticulously designed backgammon board, every element adds depth and authenticity to this portrayal of medieval leisure activities. Beyond its aesthetic appeal lies a deeper message about human nature. This image serves as a reminder that even innocent pastimes like gaming can lead down treacherous paths if not approached with caution. It sheds light on how our emotions can escalate into violence when fueled by greed or revenge. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing piece, let it serve as a reflection on our own actions and choices today. May it inspire us to seek balance between leisurely pursuits and responsible behavior while reminding us of the timeless truth that unchecked vices can have dire consequences for individuals and society alike.
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