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Sheridan Douglas Spanish version This version of the Sheridan Douglas Majors has been recoloured by an unknown artist. It seems that the publisher had access to the line artwork which they have had recoloured. 22 cards Minors only. 95x55mm. 
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Tarot Braille Classico Heraclio Fournier. Based on the Tarot Clasico from 1736. The cards have Braille dots spelling out the card title in Spanish. 78 cards 110x60mm. 
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Tarot Kenur by Mary Lozano, Miguel Angel Vaset, Naipes Comas. 2006. Watercolour, pen and ink. Keywords and associations in the borders. 78 cards 118x80mm. 
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Tarot de los Antiguos by Miguel Angel Lopez Melgarejo, A.Y.O.R.E. Divino S.L., Barcelona. 2010. Miguel Angel Lopez Melgarejo (Larel)was the son of the well-known sculptor, Sebastian Lopez el Moral. the period 1983 to 1987 he had some mystical-spiritual experiences that had a considerable impact on his art. He became associated with a mystical order, whose members gave him information about the hidden arcana which he incorporated into his Tarot of the Ancients. Watercolour, pen and ink. 36 cards 145x80mm. Booklet in Spanish and English. 
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Tarot del Inconsciente Anonimo by Jabier Herrero, Leopoldo Maria Panero, Valdemar. 1997. El Tarot del Inconsciente Anonimo(The Tarot of the Anonymous Unconscious), by the poet Leopoldo Maria Panero, is a deep and gloomily poetic vision of the world of the secrets and the symbols of the unconscious. This is a book with a set of printed cards. Each card is accompanied by a poem, a description and an interpretation. The main themes that Panero explores are alchemy, magic, psychoanalysis, homosexuality, madness and death. 22 cards Marjors only deck. 145x79mm. 
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Tarot de las Mafias by Donna Hricovini, Alice Bensimon, Vecchi. 2012. The Fool is the 'Omerta', Silence card. Majors are numbered and titled with white heading. Minors are headed and numbered in Blue, Pink, Green and Yellow. The subtitle is el crimen es un juego de azar, "crime is a game of chance". 78 cards 110x60mm. 
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Tarot Balbi by Domenico Balbi, Heraclio Fournier, S.A., Vitoria. 1976. Domenico Balbi (1927-2005) was born in Genoa. As an artist he is known for his pen drawings, his engravings and his colourful paintings of Parisian street scences. He was interested in the kabbalah and esotericism and published articles on metaphysical and philosophical topics. As with his paintings his tarot designs use bright, non naturalistic colourings. The Emperor card apparently is a stylized portrait of Stuart Kaplan, the tarot author and publisher. 78 cards 110x70mm. 
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Tarot de Tribuna de Actualidad La Tribuna de actualidad. 1990. Promotional item issued by the Spanish national daily newspaper 'La Tribuna de actualidad'. Marseilles style. Titles are in French. 78 cards 110x60mm. 
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Tarot Universal de www.meigaweb.com Naipes Heraclio Fournier, S.A., Vitoria. 2002. 78 cards 118x80mm. 
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Universo 3 Tarot Gift issued with a copy of Universo 3 magazine in 2004. 22 cards 160x80mm. 
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Subirachas Tarot by Josep M. Subirachs, Editorial Mediterrania. Naipes Comas. This tarot was designed by the painter, sculptor and art critic Josep M. Subirachas (1927-2014) who created 100 stone figures for the Passion Facade of Antoni Gaudí's famous Sagrada Família Basilica in Barcelona. The figures he created for his tarot are drawn in a similar angular style, with forms reduced to geometric shapes, triangles, ovals, rectangles and squares, reflecting esoteric ideas. Supplied in a plywood sleeve. Booklet with text in Spanish and Catalan. 78 cards 140x75mm. 
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Tarot Mondo Lirondo by Ivan Saiz Gutierrez, 2010. 22 cards 95x61mm. 
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Gran Tarot de los Tattwas by José Antonio Portela, Nostradamus, Barcelona. The Tattwas, in Eastern esotericism, are geometric figures of different colours symboliing the different vibrations experienced by the ether or primordial substance, leading to the four elements of nature (air, fire, water and earth). This tarot thus combines Western symbolism of the tarot with the Eastern Tattvas. Portela has written a number of books on the Tattwas, and issued another deck, the Tarot de Tattwas. 78 cards 115x68mm. 
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Tarot para Chicas by Eneida Duarte Gaspar, Brazil, Pallas, 2002. 78 cards 118x80mm. 
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Tarot de Pumariega Carlos Pumariega, Heraclio Fournier, S.A., Vitoria., 1989. 78 cards 110x70mm. 
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Tarot Clasico RBA Integral. Copy of the Royal Tarot in slightly smaller format. The cards are slightly compressed in the horizontal direction from the original designs, thus giving a more elongated appearance to the figures. 78 cards 110x60mm. 
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Tarot Egipcio Adivinatorio by Jordi Bernaus, Margarita Arnal Moscardo, Naipes Comas, Negsa, Barcelona. 78 cards 123x65mm. 
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El Jueves Tarot Lluissot, El Jueves magazine, 1990. Lluissot was the nom de plume of Lluís Domènech Alberdi, born in Barcelona in 1962. He is a cartoonist with a wild, satirical and surrealistic humour. Published with as a press-out deck with El Jueves magazine (issued on Thursdays in Spain)in 1990. This satirises various Spanish politicians and media personalities. 22 cards 90x50mm. 
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Tarot Parasicologico by Fergus Hall, Heraclio Fournier, Vitoria. 1973. Spaniss version of Fergus Hall, James Bond 007 Tarot. 78 cards 110x70mm. 
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Tharhots 1313 by EEloy Para, Libreria Astarte, 2010. One set of Majors with coloured images, plus another set with descriptive sentences. This was produced in conjunction with Eloy Para's book 'Astrología y Tarot'. The creators believe they were restoring a medieval set of images - thus the 1313 date. 44 cards 120x70mm. 
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Divination Tarot Margarita Arnal, N.E.G.S.A., Naipes Comas, Barcelona. 1988. Reproduction of an original 18th Century deck. 78 cards 123x64mm. 
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Black Tarot by Luis Royo, Naipes Heraclio Fournier, S.A., Legutiano (Alava). 1998. Luis Royo is a Spanish comic book illustrator. His model and collaborator is Pilar San Martin. 78 cards 109x60mm. 
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Gran Tarot Esoterico by Luis Pena Longa, Maritxu Guler, Naipes Heraclio Fournier, S.A., Legutiano (Alava). 1992. This deck was first produced in 1978 by leading Spanish maker Fournier to mark the 600th anniversary of the appearance of cards in Europe. Created by Maritxu Guler with illustrations by artist Luis Pena Longa, this set of designs was intended to show the supposed ancient and esoteric roots of tarot. It draws on the classic Marseilles family of designs, but incorporates astrological sigils, magical symbols and correspondences with the Hebrew alphabet. 78 cards 110x60mm. 
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Tarot Tartessos by Violeta Monreal, Naipes Heraclio Fournier, S.A., Legutiano (Alava). "Tartessic" artifacts linked with the Tartessos culture of the late Bronze age have been found, and many archaeologists now associate the "lost" city with Huelva. The imagery for these cards draws from archaeological objects discovered during excavations around Tartessos in Andalucia, Spain. "Las Huellas de Hispania." 78 cards 110x60mm. 
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Labyrinth Tarot by Luis Royo, Naipes Heraclio Fournier, S.A., Vitoria. 2005. The minor arcana are associated with different colours - green Wands, red Cups, blue Swords, and gold Pentacles. The pictures for the major arcana are imaginative and yet entirely traditional. There is an overall gothic style to the artwork, and though brooding and gloomy it does not have a sense of menace and angst. In his Labyrinth Tarot Royo touches on this dark gothic world with the delicacy of a sensitive, and aesthetic creativity. He delights in the beauty of the gothic style. 78 cards 110x60mm. 
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Tarot la Lluna by Sergi Salvo, Maria Montsant. 2001. 22 cards 147x78mm. 
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Adonay Tarot by Amparo Capell, Professora Rossana. Punt de Trobada Magic. 2005. Each card bears an image of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life with the path associated with the arcana marked in red. 22 cards 122x85mm. 
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22 Arcanos Mayores (Modern) Modern version issued possibly as a companion set to the traditional 22 Arcanos Mayores published by Comas cards. 22 cards 165x78mm. 
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Tarot de Marsella (gold foil) by Daniel Rodes and Encarna Sanchez, Le Mat Comunicaciones SL, 2005. Images are printed on gold foil, which shows up black on the scans below. 22 cards 156x71mm. 
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Tarocchi Marsigliesi Ediciones Orbis, S.A. 2001. Lo Scarabeo edition licensed to be printed in Spain. Printed on marbled paper. 22 cards 145x80mm. 
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Tarot Lee tu destino (Superpop) Issued with the Spanish magazine Superpop. 22 cards 100x53mm. 
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Tarot de Montse Hidalgo by Montse Hidalgo, Self-published 2007. Limited edition ot 200 copies. 78 cards 130x84mm. 
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Tarot del Fuego Fournier, 2014. 78 cards 120x60mm. 
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El Gran Juego del Amor Superpop. The game of love tarot, issued as a gift with Superpop magazine. 22 cards 100x55mm. 
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XIII Tarot by Nekro, Naipes H Fournier, 2014. 22 cards 110x60mm. 
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Tarot de los Gitanos by M. Ameli, I. Donelli, Nieves Nueno Cobas, Editorial De Vecchi, S.A.U., Barcelona. 2004. 78 cards 160x80mm. 
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Egyptian Tarot (Casla) by Esther Casla, Naipes Heraclio Fournier, S.A. Minors are not in suits. 78 cards 110x60mm. 
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Tarot 90 Collective by various artists. Juan Candon, Alfonso Arenas, Colectivo de Arte 90. Ingrasa Artes Graficas, S.L. Artists: Luis Cascales, Almudena Mora, Candi Garbarino, David Alcantara, Maria Antonia Colon, Luis de la Mata, David Trullo, Liviana Leone, Montserrat Perez Andreu, Antonio Sanchez Alarcon, Stela Kamazon, Juan Yague, Alfonso Arenas, Ricardo Alarios, Manuel Chica, Pepe Dominguez, Luiyo Vazquez, Rosa Guerrero, Juan Candon, Marisa Bascunana, Jesus Penamil, Amalia Quiros, Miguel Ferrer. Various media: acrylic, watercolour, pen and ink, pastel, collage, digital. 22 cards 138x81mm. 
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Henar Torinos Tarot Self-published. Henar Torinos is well known as the author of "Mala Estrella", a two-volume comic published in Spain by Ediciones-Babylon and France by Editions Aaltair, and has illustrated many comics and graphic novels. She works primarily in a manga style. 22 cards 110x59mm. 
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Manga Tarot Spain. "Manga" logo on reverse of cards. Issued by magazine. 22 cards 131x64mm. 
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Tarot Favole by Victoria Frances, Naipes Heraclio Fournier, S.A., Vitoria. Goth style deck. Minors represented by Cruces (Crosses), Mascaras (Masks), Flores (Flowers), Mariposas (Butterflies). 78 cards 110x60mm. 
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Easa Tarot Easa 78 cards 115x80mm. 
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Tarot Superfacil by Jose Antonio Portela, Arkano Books, 2004. Subtitled,'The tarot made accessible'. Simple system using images and keywords. With book in plastic case. 78 cards 115x70mm. 
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Tarot Erotico by Xenia Joan, Edicomunicacion, S.A., Barcelona. 2002. With book in card sleeve. 27 cards 128x83mm. 
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Tarot de los Hechizos by Equipo Libsa, Margarita Roman Reyes, Editorial Libsa, Madrid. 2006. In box with a book. Minors are represented by Monedas, Cristales, Hierbas, Velas. 72 cards 78x53mm. 
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El Tarot de Marsella by Francisco Javier Dominguez Tovar, Juan Echenique Persico, Editorial Libsa, Madrid. 2006. 78 cards 79x54mm. 
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Tarot Espanol Navidad, AEG Telefunken, 1978. Early deck. Promotional item for the consumer electrical/electronic product manufacturer AEG-Telefunken which had production facilities in Spain. The booklet contains double-page sections with a description of the meaning of the individual cards. Also some information about AEG-Telefunken. Tarot de Marseilles in a fine quality two-compartment presentation box. 22 cards 110x60mm. 
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Egyptian Tarot La Banca La Banca Naipes. Set of three suits each with 10 pips and 4 courts. No Majors. 42 cards Minors only 88x58mm. 
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Tarot Intuitivo by David Miles, Hojas de Luz. 2006. 78 cards 118x80mm. 
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