Deva Tarot by Herta Drnec, Roberta Lanphere. Piatnik Wien. 1986. Five suits of 14 cards Wands, Swords, Cups, Dscs, and Triax. 23 Majors including number 22 'The Separator'. Paitnik No 1942. Almost square shape. Titles in French, German and English. 93 cards 110x90mm.
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Celtic Tarot by Manuel Gonzales Miranda, 1990. Celtic Tarot" - Piatnik Game no. 1973. The artwork is not typically Celtic, as the artist imparts a modern angular style to the figures, rather than basing his designs on established Celtic art forms. The artwork for this deck relies on bold angular forms. The drawings are coloured in a not so subtle style, the pigments applied somewhat thickly as they sometimes cover up the underlying lines. Possibly he used gouache as well as conventional watercolours. 78 cards 120x68mm.
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Eclectic Tarot by Joseph Machynka, Piatnik, Vienna. 1986. Piatnik No 1943. 78 cards 126x71mm.
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Tarot of Inner Peace by Hedy Maimann, Self-published, Mon-Art. 2013. Oil paintings on canvas with much use of impasto. 79 cards 120x80mm. Extra card Hope XXII, Pandora's Box.
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Bulgaria Golden Dawn Magical Tarot by Sandra Tabatha Cicero, Sofia. 1998. Unauthorised publication of Sandra Tabatha Cicero's Golden Dawn Magical Tarot with titles in Bulgarian. There was also a Romanian edition which had modified borders as well as a Russian version. Alternative Temperance card. 79 cards 114x79mm.
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Marseilles Tarot by Lik, Sofia 2002. 78 cards 123x63mm.
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Tarot of Prague by Alex Ukolov and Karen Mahoney, 2003/4. Second Edition. 79 cards 128x78mm.
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Fantastic Menagerie Tarot by J.J. Grandville, Karen Mahony and Alex Ukolov, Magic Realist Press. 2006. The card images are based on illustrations by the French caricaturist J. J. Grandville (1803-1847). He primarily illustrated books in with fine line drawings, which have been collaged and sensitively coloured for this tarot deck. His works are delightfully comic and absurd at times. 78 cards 127x77mm.
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Cachet Tarot (Czech version) by Bridget Reed. Chech issue of the USA deck. With titles in Czech. 78 cards 123x85mm.
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Poselstvi Tarotu by Renata Herber, 2004. 78 cards 118x80mm.
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Denmark Tromborg by Johnny Tromborg, Birgith Tromborg Self-Published. 2006. On the reverse side of all the cards are printed in Danish language key words and tarot associations by Birgith Tromborg. 78 cards 90x66mm.
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Pantoulas Tarrot by George Pantoulos, Self-published. 2012. This tarot was the basis for an exhibition of digital collaged photographs during July 2012 in the Tailor Made Cafe in Athens. Following the exhibition the artist had these printed as a set of cards. His imagery is powerful, often visceral and it is skilfully realised, with some focus on bird forms. The deck is subtitled "A surrealistic view within the human soul". 22 large cards 200x115mm. Limited edition of 10. this is number 3, signed by George Pantoulos.
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Chalice Tarot by Lynda Stevens, Self-published. 2012. Lynda Stevens lives and work in Budapest Hungary, though she was born in the UK. Whilst in Coventry England in the late 80's early 90s, she exhibited regularly with an assorted group of artists called the 'Dream Illustrators' based near the city centre, as well as putting on solo exhibitions. She also lived in Brighton from 1994-1996 and exhibited with a gallery called the Bear Cave. More recently in Budapest she has been exhibiting regularly via an organisation called Arteon.hu She works mainly with mixed-media pieces on board using materials ranging from glass fragments, fabric pieces, gold and silver foils and wax. She undertakes both figurative and abstract compositions. She self-published her Chalice tarot in the 1990s in a small edition. The Majors were issued in the Art Tarot series in the UK in 2006. This edition is a version of the full 78 card deck. Lynda Stevens wrote an extensive book on the symbolism of her deck which she made available online. 78 cards 127x64mm.
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Icelandic Tarot by Inga Rosa Loftsdottir, Self-Published, 2008. The artwork for the cards are etchings made in 1988 and 1990. These appear to be aquatint etchings using rosin as the masking agent. 78 cards 99x55mm.
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Clover Tarot by Nika Berne, 2010. 79 cards 120x78mm. Two versions of the Lovers.
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Tarot van Nu by Frits van der Ploeg, 1993. Highly abstract tarot in which the images consist of simple geometric and symbolic forms, though the tarot card imagery is still immediately recognisable. The minor arcana follow the emblematic forms of the Rider-Waite but are reduced to simple abstractions. 78 cards 99x64mm.
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Tarot Liefdevolle zelfrealisatie by Paul Kavelaars, Ton Peters, Uitgeverij Akasha Eeserveen. 2005. The Tarot of Loving self-realization. In a box with 242 page book. 80 cards 109x74mm. Two blank cards
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Norse Gods and Goddesses Tarot by Inger Brathen, 2011. Non-standard tarot. 22 cards 149x105mm.
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Tarocchi St Patrick's Well by Ertan Aktas, 2015. "St. Patrick well is a construction which was built in 16th century in Italy. Construction was built by architect Antonio da Sangallo the Younger. It has given this name from a medieval legend, legend of heroes Ireland St Patrick. This legend seen Dante's Divine Comedy with symbol of descent to hell. Starting point has been that for this deck, for this reason has taken name from it." Ex-Libris designs. High quality artwork, created as coloured etchings. 22 cards 125x72mm. Limted edition of 500.
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Rider Waite Tarot Turkey. 78 cards 90x55mm.
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Astro Tarot by Esin Uzer, 2002. The Astro tarot by Esin Uzer, was produced in Istanbul in 2002. These cards are oil paintings of a new conception of the old Grimaud deck of 48 cards Le Tarot Astrologique, 1927, ascribed to Georges Muchery. So this is a reworking of an old non-standard 'tarot' deck, which is really a divination system based on astrology. Thus there are 36 cards which are the decanates of the twelve signs of the Zodiac - that is there are three cards for each sign the first covering 0-9 degrees, the second 10-19 degrees, and the third the final 20-29 degrees of the sign. In addition there are nine planet cards, with three others for the ascendant, descendant and the Partie de Fortune. The artwork for this deck is executed in oils, using light and brighter colours than the original Muchery. It is painted without outlines, thus uses the Muchery as a starting point rather than attempting to slavishly copy these earlier designs. 48 cards 100x60mm.
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