Along with Cardinal Barberini and Cassiano dal Pozzo, for whom he painted the first "Seven" "Sacraments" series"," Poussin’s early private patrons included the Chanoine Gian Maria Roscioli, who bought "The Young Pyrrhus Saved" and several other important works; Cardinal Rospigliosi, for whom he painted the second version of "The Shepherds of Arcadia"; and Cardinal Luigi Omodei, who received the "Triumphs of Flora" (c. 1630–32, Louvre). He painted the "Massacre of the Innocents" for the Banker Vincenzo Giustiniani; the jewel thief and art swindler, Fabrizio Valguarnera, bought "Plague of Ashdod" and commissioned "The Empire of Flora". He also received his first French commissions from the Marechal de Crequi, the French envoy to Italy, later, from Cardinal de Richelieu for a series of "Bacchanales".