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| Posted: Wed Aug 21st, 2019 05:28 pm |
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I've just obtained a slim nineteenth-century manuscript containing indian ink reproductions of what are introduced as Gumppenberg's Tarocchi Italiani. They are not the Neoclassico cards but instead copies of the Lombardi deck. Here's the Fool (probably a comment on my spending habits) from the manuscript (picture size 20 x 9.5 cm), followed by Il Meneghello's version. Attached Image (viewed 32 times): Last edited on Wed Aug 21st, 2019 05:35 pm by Peter |
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