Two Men Playing Tric Trac with A Woman Scoring
Artist: Willem Duyster (Dutch, 1599 - 1635)
Original Dimensions: 16 1/8" x 26 5/8"
Location: National Gallery of Art, London
About Artwork: (About 1625-30) "Two men concentrate on a game of tric-trac, a form of backgammon, while a woman chalks the score on the side of the board. Meanwhile one man sits smoking, lost in his thoughts, while another lights a pipe from a bowl of embers. None of them is speaking and nor do they look at one another; all the interaction happens on the board. Willem Duyster’s quiet scene does not have an obvious narrative but it is a satisfying composition. He paints four of the figures in profile but each is distinctive, and he enlivens what could be a static gathering by arranging the central figures in a circle and leading the eye around them. He not only skilfully depicts the way light falls on silks but also dresses his figures in subtle tones that do not break the atmosphere of gentle conviviality and reverie." - (National Gallery of Art, London)
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