A098 Tarot End from the Tower

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English version below!Author: Museo Internazionale dei Tarocchi - July 2016
The deck contains 22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana
Text by Morena Poltronieri and Ernesto Fazioli
€ 60,00
Approx. size cm 7 x 15
Cardboard case
Limited edition of 500 numbered and signed copies by the publisher
After 400 years, a historic 17th-century deck from Bologna shines again, a set that cannot be missing from a Tarot scholar's collection.
Since the beginning of its history, the Tarot Museum has aimed to publish important historical decks. Since April 2014, Morena Poltronieri and Ernesto Fazioli (from the Tarot Museum) have begun the difficult task of restoring this precious Bolognese deck; they worked on the images digitally, through various phases of color definition, both with pastels and using computer graphics. The resulting images were then finalized with Photoshop to clean up any smudges. One of the goals was not to interfere creatively with the images of these cards, but to preserve their original freshness, characteristic of the period. The final result is respectful of the ancient drawings, in both outlines and colors. The missing cards were redrawn and recreated with Photoshop, referring to the double-sided cards of the 18th-century Bolognese Tarocchino.

Author: Museo Internazionale dei Tarocchi
The deck contains 22 Major Arcana  & 56 Minor Arcana
Text by Morena Poltronieri ed Ernesto Fazioli
€ 60,00
Card size  approx cm 7 x 15
Cardboard case
Limited edition 500 copies numbered & signed by the publisher

Custom fee to be paid by the addressee

After 400 years an important historical Tarot deck comes back to life! Tarocchi Fine Dalla Torre of Bologna: Box Sets Fine Dalla Torre of Bologna Newly RePublished, Summer 2018... This is an exceptionally well crafted set presented by Museo dei Tarocchi, which does a Tarot scholar & collector proud. The 78-card deck comes neatly shrink-wrapped and nestled on a cardboard box. The cardstock is sturdy yet softly textured and feels comfortable (tactile) whilst shuffling. It is an important historical deck that scholars have requested for quite some time, so the Tarot Museum aimed to offer an exemplary version.

From April 2014 Morena Poltronieri and Ernesto Fazioli (of Museo dei Tarocchi) began the challenging task of returning this precious Bolognese Tarot of the 17th century back to production. Poltronieri and Fazioli worked on the images digitally, through various color definition phases, both with pastels and by utilizing computer graphics. They defined the contours and colors using professional pastels. The refined images were then set in Photoshop to clean up any smudges caused by time and wear. One of the goals was not to interfere creatively with the look of these cards, but instead to preserve their original freshness, which was so characteristic of the era, while also being a distinctive work. The end result is respectful of the unique designs, contours and colors, while adding a greater definition to the beauty and charm inherent in the original imagery. The missing Queens (Cups and Coins) have been redesigned and processed through Photoshop, referring to the double sided, Court Cards of 18th century, Tarocchino Bolognese, that is part of the permanent collection of the Tarot Museum.