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Re: The Fool

And this one. I wonder which deck was the first to show the figure on the edge of a precipice? http://emblem.libraries.psu.edu/Ripa/Images/ripa060b.htm Ripa's Iconologia: Danger A Stripling walks in the Fields; treads upon a Snake which bites his Leg; on his right Side there is a Precipice, and a To...

Re: The Fool

This old etching reminds me so strongly of Tarocco Neoclassico's Il Matto, that I can't help wondering if there could be any connection. The text reads: Unidentified. Wie gewonnen, so zerronnen [ex-soldier with arm in sling walking with walking stick, small dog behind him, battle scene in background...

Re: The Fool

The text from the previous page is interesting too - imagine every 's' written in the old way, like a long 'f'. from Ripa's Iconologia: A person at Man's Estate, in a long black garment; laughing; riding upon a Hobby-horse; holding, in one Hand, a Whirligig of Past-board; and plays the Fool with Chi...

Re: The Judgement

From A Catechisme by Laurence Vaux, 1583 Very similar to the images on many Tarot de Marseille, except for the presence of Christ and an extra angel, which gives extra weight to the argument that it would have been blasphemous to depict Christ on cards. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v201/goldenw...

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