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From the album: Artistic Decks
Artist - Jae Larson (formerly known as Jeri Totten) Publisher - Make Playing Cards Editions - Previously sold on Etsy in different sizes, now available as print on demand. Card Size - 2.75'' x 4.75'' (70mm x 120mm) in Linen finish Purchase here -https://www.makeplayingcards.com/sell/marketplace/the-distant-past-tarot-tarot-size.html?srsltid=AfmBOorJHt7YQxvFeNUjexG9MgTxjbHXGXQNhLsc5XZI3lsTv_2BynUL Details - art collage deck using old artworks. 90 cards, with the extra cards taking the place of a LWB. Gentle images, good with children / beginner readers. Uses the RWS tradition. -
From the album: Artistic Decks
Author - J.D. Hildegard Hinkel Publisher - Aello Publishing First Published - 2019 (Kickstarter) ISBN-10 - 0996097139 ISBN-13 - 978-0996097130 Language - English Deck links - Original Kickstarter, Amazon Deck Page, Publisher Page (currently offline) Currently OOP Details - Card Images are out of copyright 19th century landscape paintings from the Hudson River School, Luminism, European Romanticism, Russian Realism, and the American West -
From the album: Rare, OOP Decks
Despite the fact that the box and LWB for Neuzeit Tarot translates the title from German to English as "New Age," a more accurate translation would perhaps be "Modern Times," "Modern Era," or "Modern Age." Since the phrase "New Age" has a specific connotation today, it would be a somewhat misleading term to describe this deck, in which some cards feature modern clothing, astronauts, robots, rocket ships, modern technologies, and nuclear reactors as symbols of the modern world. It isn't what most would consider a "new age" deck these days, though it does have a bit of a psychedelic, hippie-ish vibe. Published by AG Müller in 1982, this deck was conceived by Walter Wegmüller of Switzerland and illustrated with his wonderfully weird artwork. Wegmüller, whose parents were Romani, became an expert in tarot and was a friend of American psychologist and counterculture hero Timothy Leary, who helped him get a recording contract with a German record company. Wegmüller's 1973 record album, called Tarot, featured several musicians known as The Cosmic Jokers and included a set of Wegmüller's tarot cards. On the album, Wegmüller recited stories about each of the cards. Following that project, Wegmüller continued working as a visual artist and created two popular tarot decks, Das Zigeuner-Tarot ("The g*psy Tarot'"), published in the 1970s, and Das Neuzeit-Tarot, which is the deck pictured here. OOP, possibly difficult to find. May be available on eBay, which is where I found this one.© geoxena
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From the album: Artistic Decks
The Sakki-Sakki Tarot Creator: Monicka Clio Sakki Publisher: Self-published Year published: 2015 Colorful, vibrant, surreal deck designed for artists and creativity. It incorporates the structure and meanings of the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, together with Astrology, Kabbalah and personal symbolism. Contains an extra "Artist" card. Available: From the artist's website
