The Church In Danger 

"The Church In Danger" is a satirical painting by Jehan Georges Vibert, a French artist known for his genre paintings depicting religious themes. Vibert often depicted clergymen in compromising situations, subtly criticizing societal hypocrisy and the perceived moral failings of the Church. This painting showcases a cardinal engaged in a game of cards with two women, highlighting the contrast between the perceived sanctity of the Church and the frivolity of the scene. The composition is rich in detail, with opulent furnishings and a luxurious setting, further emphasizing the irony of the situation.