Tarocco
Corona Ferrea
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by Rod Starling
Trumps depict historical scenes primarily of the political period known as the Holy Roman Empire from the 6th to 16th century.
Il Destino Svelato Dal Tarocco
The Cagliostro Tarot was first published in 1912 as “Il Destino Svelato Dal Tarocco”.
Mitelli Tarocchini
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by Simon Wintle
The title refers to “a new form of Tarocchini”. Mitelli's designs are to a high standard of artistic quality and a complete departure from the old tradition, especially the 22 Trump cards which are unnamed and unnumbered.
Tarocco Indovino
Sergio Ruffolo’s “Tarocco Indovino” is an expanded version of his “Lo Zodiaco” cartomancy deck.
Tarocco Neoclassico
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by Rod Starling
Gumppenberg published several new decks by artists or engravers of the day. The designs are clear and well-engraved, in the style of the revival of antiquity, preserving the symbolic intensity of the Tarot.
Tarocco Piemontese | Piedmontese tarot
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by Simon Wintle
The double ended version of the Piedmontese Tarot evolved during the second half of the nineteenth century, most probably in Turin. It is still produced and used today.
Tarocco Piemontese by Giovanni Rossi
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by Simon Wintle
18th c. Piedmont Tarocchi by Giovanni Rossi, Turin.
Tarocco Siciliano
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by Simon Wintle
The highly individual Sicilian Tarot has the Italo-Portuguese suit system with straight, interlocking swords and batons, and maids instead of jacks