Leonardo versus Michelangelo. Now we know...

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I had the idea from what Edward G Robinson said to Steve McQueen in the Cincinnati Kid and having travelled to Florence and seen both artist's work up close this is what I found...

Prompt: No frame, a Hyperrealistic fantasy oil painting. side view image. Leonardo Da Vinci is grinning & smoking a cigar. He is sitting at a small poker table and is playing poker with Michelangelo. Leonardo Da Vinci has just triumphantly laid his hand of cards on the poker table. Michelangelo's expression is one of shock and great dismay as he looks at his cards. A speech bubble from Leonardo Da Vinci says "You're good kid, but as long as I'm around you'll always be second best". The poker table has small piles of poker chips on it, Background wall frieze of the last supper by Leonardo da Vinci, realistic hyperreal style, by Donato Giancola, Drew Struzan & Frank Frazetta

A digital painting that shows a humorous scene with two older bearded men playing cards in the foreground, set against the backdrop of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" painting. The man on the left, with long gray hair and beard, is smiling broadly and smoking a cigar. He is wearing a dark teal and white tunic with a brown leather apron. He holds a hand of cards in his left hand and is about to play a winning hand of four kings with his right hand onto the wooden table. There are stacks of poker chips and coins on the table in front of him. The man on the right, also with a beard, has a surprised and slightly dismayed expression on his face, with his hand touching his chin. He is wearing a dark, long-sleeved tunic and holds a hand of cards in his left hand. Additional poker chips and coins are scattered on the table in front of him. In the background, the scene of "The Last Supper" is visible, with Jesus and the apostles seated at a long table. A speech bubble above Jesus's head reads, "You're good kid, but as long as I'm around you'll always be second best." The overall style is reminiscent of