What does Caravaggio's The Prophess mainly depict?

The soothsayer depicts a street scene that Caravaggio happened to see. A gypsy woman, probably a vagrant who lives by divination, has the skill of palm reading of Kyrgyzstan, sly eyes, faint smile and gentlemanly grasp of a young man's hand. The composition of the whole work is concise, and two busts of a man and a woman are interlocking. Because only the bust of the character was depicted, all unnecessary details were deleted. Make the characters stand out. This genre painting seems to be Caravaggio's favorite form in his early works. Both "card player" and "guitarist" adopt this form.

Italian diviner bravaggio