The Numeral Playing Cards of the Master of Playing Cards

A sheet of six pen-and-ink or etched studies of deer and stags, arranged in two rows of three. The drawings are rendered with delicate hatching and fine lines on aged paper.

• Top Left: A stag with branched antlers, shown in a three-quarter view, standing with its front right leg raised.
• Top Center: A fallow deer stag with distinctive broad, palmate antlers, depicted in a dynamic leaping or rearing pose, facing left.
• Top Right: A stag with large antlers, seen from the side, bending its head down deeply toward its hindquarters, possibly scratching or grooming.
• Bottom Left: A smaller deer, likely a doe, with its head tilted back and mouth open as if calling or reaching for foliage.
• Bottom Center: A doe or young deer walking forward in a profile view.
• Bottom Right: A large stag with complex, many-pointed antlers, depicted with its head lowered to the ground as if grazing or drinking.