The presence of a Hans Holbein painting on one of these objects led Franny Moyle to identify it as depicting Anne of Cleves. A man wearing a white bandana is surrounded by four nooses on one of a set of these objects housed by the Met Cloisters. A woman in a red-feathered cap gives a suspicious glance to a maid serving wine in a painting partly titled for one of these objects (15[1])by Georges de La Tour housed in the Kimbell Art Museum. The earliest known (*) “master” printmaker was an anonymous German artist known for creating these objects. Cardinal del Monte was impressed by a painting titled for one of these objects whose foreground depicts a backgammon board. In that painting, an older man signals with his glove-covered hand to a boy who pulls one of these objects from behind his back. (10[1])For 10 points, a boy in a Caravaggio painting cheats using what objects? ■END■