B.P. Grimaud
Le Jeu des Peintres
Modern designs by 19 contemporary artists including Peynet and Hodges.
Le Vieux Campeur
Advertising pack designed by James Hodges for a Parisian shop selling camping equipment.
Les Géants d’un Mythe
Les Géants d'un Mythe created by François Poulain and manufactured by Grimaud, 1983.
Les Mousquetaires Playing Cards
depicting characters from the novel by Alexandre Dumas
Livre du Destin
Livre du Destin / The Book of Fate, c.1900, entire deck (32 cards)
Livre du Destin
Livre du Destin or Book of Fate, printed by B.P.Grimaud, Paris, c.1900.
Louis De Poortere
Psychedelic designs promoting Louis De Poortere, a company selling carpets and rugs.
Masonic Playing Cards
A set of playing cards designed by Julien Lebleu, an original work in the history of Freemasonry. Jeu de cartes conçu par Julien Lebleu, oeuvre originale dans l'histoire de la Franc-maçonnerie.
Oriental Scenes tarock
Trumps have oriental scenes on one end of the card, and mermaids, mermen, assorted sea serpents and monsters on the other end.
Parisian style Spanish deck by Grimaud
Parisian style Spanish deck by Grimaud for export to Uruguay.
Pirates et Corsaires
“Pirates et Corsaires” playing cards illustrated by Jean Bruneau, 1984.
Playtex
Playtex - le jeu de la beauté et du destin, Grimaud, 1971.
Rok playing cards
Distinctive designs by James Hodges for a clothing company.
S.S. France playing cards
A special non-standard pack of playing cards was designed by M. Marie for the maiden voyage of the transatlantic liner S.S. France in 1962.
SEMP playing cards
Modified Anglo-American courts advertising a French medical publishing company.
Tarot de l’An 2000
“Tarot de l’An 2000” designed by Pino Zac, 1981, satirising 20th century life.
Tarot Junior Walt Disney
A Disney version of the French Tarot game aimed at younger players.
Venice Simplon-Orient-Express
One of a series of sumptuous Venice Simplon-Orient-Express playing cards produced by B.P. Grimaud for the VSOE gift collection. The 3/4 length court cards depict people in Oriental costumes.
Venice Simplon-Orient-Express Playing Cards
The images for the cards were inspired by the typical passengers who traveled in luxury style in the 1920s and 30s.
Versailles
Sumptuous ‘Versailles’ playing cards created by Matéjà and printed by B. P. Grimaud, c.1970