Street conjurers, card cheats and quack doctors sit next to surrealist sorcerers. Half of them want your attention, the other half want your purse.
1The CardsharpsCaravaggio's two cheats fleecing a naive young card player.1000pts
2The Fortune Teller (La Tour)Georges de La Tour's old fortune teller distracts a youth while her companions rob him.839pts
3The Fortune Teller (Caravaggio)Caravaggio's gypsy girl reads a young man's palm and slips the ring off his finger.732pts
4The ConjurerBosch-school panel of a street magician doing cups and balls while an accomplice steals a purse.599pts
5The Juggler (The Magician)Remedios Varo's 1956 painting of a magician with a pentagram face performing from a carnival cart.599pts
6The Conjuror (Hone)Nathaniel Hone's 1775 satire of Joshua Reynolds as an old magician conjuring paintings out of Old Master prints.0pts
7The Extraction of the Stone of MadnessBosch's quack surgeon in a funnel hat cuts a stone of folly out of a patient's head.0pts
8Saint James and the Magician HermogenesBruegel's 1564 design of a magician's den full of witches, demons and flying brooms.0pts
9PrestidigitatorPaul Klee's 1927 conjuring trick in thin lines, now in the Philadelphia Museum of Art.0pts
10The QuackGerrit Dou's 1652 crowd around a medicine seller in Leiden, with the painter himself watching from a window.0pts
11The Magician (tarot card)Pamela Colman Smith's 1909 card for the Rider–Waite tarot, a magician with the tools of all four suits on his table.0pts





















