Tarot Imagery

タロットの図像 / 15th century– / Style / Games and Play

From the Visconti gold grounds through Marseille woodcuts to the Waite-Smith narrative scenes: allegory systematized into 78 cards. Its openness to rereading keeps drawing designers in.

Tarot Imagery — Visconti-Sforza tarot, 15th century — Wikimedia Commons / Public domain
Visconti-Sforza tarot, 15th century — Wikimedia Commons / Public domain
Tarot Imagery — Same deck, Strength — Wikimedia Commons / Public domain
Same deck, Strength — Wikimedia Commons / Public domain
Tarot Imagery — Conver Tarot de Marseille, 1760 (CC0)
Conver Tarot de Marseille, 1760 (CC0) · CC0

At a glance

Visual cues

  • Major Arcana allegories
  • Standardized figures and attributes
  • Frame, number and title
  • Signs open to rereading

Best used for

  • Card-format teaching sets or decks where every card carries a meaning
  • Illustration series that show their system through number and title

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Dictionary entry

Type
Number above and title below, the formula unbroken across the deck
Composition
A full figure inside the frame, attributes held at one height
Material
Flat color from a short palette with a firm outline kept visible
Caution
Changing composition and palette card by card destroys the system, and the deck stops reading as one body when it is laid out.
Further study
the Visconti-Sforza deck / the Marseille woodcut lineage / Pamela Colman Smith's designs

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