The Tarot del Fuego is a dynamic, individualistic tarot roughly based on the Marseilles pattern from Spanish artist, Ricardo Cavolo. His art on the 78 cards is a mixture of naive, pop-art and tattoo artist. Ricardo Cavolo is a Spanish painter and illustrator. He is famous worldwide for his work on global brands and retail shops. He's hard-working and prolific, with works ranging from murals, posters, record covers and book illustrations, clothing, tattoos, décor... His works can be seen on every surface available, clear and distinct, with vibrant colors, red-cheeked characters and three-eyed tattooed outlaws. His unique, handmade illustrative style now covers one of our classic tarots ever, our Tarot de Marseille. He has turned it into an outsider tarot called Tarot del Fuego. Made in SPAIN. Features: Exclusive hand-drawn images in all 78 cards Printed on premium Fournier card stock Made in Spain Standard Tarot-sized playing cards (60mm x 110mm) Text in English Includes instruction booklet in 5 languages (English, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese

From 'The World of Playing Cards' : “Jeu des Drapeaux” is a game using a special pack in which the cards are depicted on banners carried by soldiers. These cards were issued in 1815 when the Emperor Napoleon I returned to France after a brief exile on Elba. The pack commemorates his greatest battles, and the cards illustrate his troops and those of his enemies. Hearts depict the French; spades show English, Scottish and Irish troops. The Germans are diamonds and the Russian soldiers are clubs.

Leifelden Museum Facsimile of the 52 card pack of playing cards originally published in France with characters from the Comedia del Arte. This facsimile dedicated to Carlo Goldoni\'s Servant of Two Masters. Goldonia was a celebrated Venetian theatrical author ranked among Europe\'s greatest playwrights. On the Queen of Spades, above a bag of coins, the initials HB of the engraver.