Five depictions of magic tricks
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Five glasses with depictions of a magician performing tricks, in a wooden setting. On all images except the rightmost the magician has a red staff and shoulder bag and a blue jacket; on the rightmost image the coloring of jacket and shoulder bag is reversed. The glass far left: the magician stands behind a table and lifts one of three overturned cups on a table, under which a ball lies. The glass to the right of that: the magician has all three cups overturned on the table. The middle glass: the magician and another man both have pince-nez on. The glass to the right of that: the magician has an instrument against his head from which a red beam, probably representing blood, seems to come. The glass far right: the magician pierces himself with a sword.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description