Justin K. Thannhauser and Rudolf Levy Playing Cards by Jules Pascin
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A pen and ink sketch on a tan paper shows a seated man with slicked dark hair looking down at a fanned hand of cards, while a second figure's hand places coins or banknotes on the table at lower right. Handwritten notes appear at the upper right, including the words Café and a signature.
