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International Tarot Museum/Mutus Liber

Via Palmieri 5

Riola Vergato (Bologna)

40038 - Tax Code 91368630371 - VAT Number 03386331205

Italy

D082 LITERATAROT EUROPE 258647

€30.00 (In Stock)

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Author: collective deck with 22 artists
The deck is composed of 22 Major Arcana
Approximate size cm. 7x12
Edition of 300 numbered and signed copies by the publisher
Euro 30.00

The meaning of this deck is to represent the great classics of literature, both contemporary and from the past. The aim of this project is to merge the profound elements of the chosen literary work with the symbolic meaning of a Tarot card. The idea is to resolve the division between image and word, through the combination of the elevated and mystical meanings of both, so that the apparent diversity of their expressions is reconciled in the unity of meaning, in a new signum that follows Horace's equivalence: poetry is like painting. This value was in the past linked to heraldic art, where the celebratory image (called the body) was joined with a motto (called the soul), and together they gave life to another emblem... The project includes 4 decks, one for each continent. This deck was curated by the Museo dei Tarocchi, with the collaboration of 22 artists, for Europe.

Author collective deck with 22 artists
The deck contains 22 Major Arcana
Size approx cm. 7x12
Limited edition 300 signed copies
Euro 30,00
Custome fee to be paid by the addressee
The theme of this deck series is great classics of literature, either contemporary or of the past. The goal of this project is to merge a recognizable element of literature to the traditional and symbolic meaning of a specific Tarot card image. This fusion comes from the esoteric value that in the distant past was connected to heraldry, whereas the image (called “the body”) was joined to a maxim or ‘motto’ (referred to as “the soul”), forming a commemorative “coat of arms”. The project includes 4 decks, one for each continent. This collaborative deck by 22 european artists was hosted by Museo dei Tarocchi.

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