Tarot
The Parisian Tarot
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by Simon Wintle
The “Parisian Tarot”, early 1600s, with imagery and design synthesizing several influences.
The Place of the Fool
This paper considers three questions relating to the Fool-card in the tarot-pack.
The Tarot Strikes Back
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by Adam Wintle
Roy Huteson Stewart's The Tarot Strikes Back combines Star Wars with Rider-Waite tarot imagery.
The Visconti-Sforza Tarot, c.1460
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by Simon Wintle
This pack of tarot cards appears to have have been made in the Bembo workshop in Cremona for Bianca Maria Visconti, c.1460.
Thomson-Leng Tarot
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by Simon Wintle
The Thomson-Leng Tarot Cards were issued by the publishers of women's magazines during the 1930s. The cards are loosely based upon the Rider-Waite tarot.
Thoth Tarot – Aleister Crowley Tarot
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by Simon Wintle
Aleister Crowley Tarot – the sombre luminary – Crowley and Lady Frieda Harris worked on the illustrations between 1938 and 1943
TikTok Tarot
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by Adam Wintle
TikTok Tarot is a unique tarot deck that puts a modern spin on the Rider-Waite format; with TikTok-inspired artwork that appeals to younger audiences.
Vandenborre Tarot
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by Simon Wintle
Belgian Tarot published by François-Jean Vandenborre, Brussels (1762-1803)
Vergnano Tarot 1826-1851
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by Simon Wintle
Stefano Vergnano’s Tarot and playing card factory holds a special place in the history of the Tarot.
Verkehrte-Welt-Tarock
"Verkehrte-Welt-Tarock” (reverse world ?) manufactured by Christian Theodor Sutor (fl. 1823-1854), Naumburg, around 1850.
Watersprite tarot
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by Simon Wintle
The vibrant colours and artwork glorify the symbolism, mood and positive energy in this exciting new tarot deck from Australia.
Wüst “Encyclopedic Tarot”
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by Simon Wintle
“Encyclopedic Tarot” by C. L. Wüst with “bourgeois” views of life on the Trumps.
XV Century Italian Playing Cards
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by Simon Wintle
Cards from a pack of an early form of north Italian playing cards, with the swords back-to-back and curved outwards. Believed to be Venetian, dated 1462.