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shown on the book, Tarot: the Cards of Destiny

with P. Marsilli and A.Vitali

(Le Tarot, Faenza, 1988)

found on Giordano Berti's site.

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This is from the Tarot of Charles VI, the Estensi Tarot.

 

I did say that I love metallic Tarot decks. If you look at the Moon card from the Golden Tarot of the Renaissance, you'd see this image, AJ-ish. :)

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ah. Had the Estensi, traded it on, too smoothed out if that makes sense.

but the Tarot Charles VI/Gringonneur that is gorgeous!

In my searching I'm not finding minors, are they majors only decks?

 

Thank you,Sharyn

I don't have an intimate knowledge of the Charles VI/Gringonneur/Estensi. I only recognized the image from Lo Scarbaeo's foiled Golden Tarot of the Renaissance, which is a complete set with many of the cards newly created AFAIK.

 

I do know that only 16 or 17 cards survived so they were not even enough for a complete set of majors. I don't know if all those are from the majors either.

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