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In twentieth century Vienna, the art of Gustav Klimt held a primary position. Inspired by this modern master, Golden Tarot of Klimt is teeming with impressions, stamped in gold, that recount love, death, sensuality, and regeneration.... More

Originally commissioned in 1450 by the Duke of Milan, this is one of the oldest tarot decks, and perhaps the most beautiful. Reminiscent of illuminated manuscripts and books of hours, these cards entice the curious with timeless archetypal images and the lure of echoes of historical figures. Lavish ... More

These silver-gilded cards reflect all the delicacy and intricate beauty of the medieval cosmology. This nontraditional deck is divided in five groups (of ten cards each) paralleling the medieval world view: the social stations of mankind, the nine Muses plus Apollo, the Liberal Arts and Sciences, th... More

Originally commissioned in 1450 by the Duke of Milan, this is one of the oldest tarot decks, and perhaps the most beautiful. Reminiscent of illuminated manuscripts and books of hours, these cards entice the curious with timeless archetypal images and the lure of echoes of historical figures. Lavish ... More

Considering tarot is a product of the Italian Renaissance, it is only appropriate that a tarot deck be based on the genius of the quintessential Renaissance man: Leonardo Da Vinci. Sophisticated in line, color, composition, and symbolism, the art remains true to the master himself. Prepare to be int... More

Hieronymus Bosch's unusual vision of the 16th century is deftly replicated in the Bosch Tarot. The quaint, the puzzling, the absurd, and sometimes even the lovely go hand-in-hand with disturbing images. The scenes in this deck provide a safe place to explore the unimaginable and face our deepest fea... More