Name: Tarot!: Renaissance Symbols, Modern Visions (en Inglés)
SKU: 66153347
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Author: Gilman, Claire; O'Driscoll, Joshua; Trujillo, Frank
ISBN: 9781917273312

portada Tarot!: Renaissance Symbols, Modern Visions (en Inglés)

Tarot!: Renaissance Symbols, Modern Visions (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Giles

Autor

Gilman, Claire; O'Driscoll, Joshua; Trujillo, Frank

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

224

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781917273312

Tarot!: Renaissance Symbols, Modern Visions (en Inglés)

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This major new volume explores the origins of tarot in Renaissance Italy and its contemporary relevance as an enduring source of inspiration for modern artists.This beautiful book presents valuable new information and context about how tarot has developed, evolved, and been reimagined by artists, mystics, and writers over the centuries, from its origins as a fifteenth-century card game in Renaissance Italy to its profound transformations into tools for divination, artistic creation, and storytelling. This new volume fills a very real - and timely - gap in the currently available published material on the history and artistic development of tarot, its symbolism, and its source of inspiration for contemporary artists.An illustrated introduction plus six other richly illustrated essays explore the extensive history of tarot, the origins of the cards, their iconography, the idea of individual engagement in fortune and divination, as well as the highly personal aspects in much of the imagery. A main plates section features twenty-two spreads of tarot cards, comparing the same character or virtue cards across three Renaissance decks as well as the extraordinary range of imaginative tarot imagery.