KnightMove
The Visconti-Sforza tarot cards are a collection of some 300 cards from ca. 15 different decks. In three of them, a majority of the cards have survived. The most complete and famous is the Pierpon-Morgan Bergamo deck with 74 surviving cards, followed by the Cary-Yale deck (67 of an extended deck with at least 89 cards) and the Bera-Brambilla deck (48 cards).
It's fairly easy to find a full list of those three decks' cards.
However it's hard to find a full list of all ca. 15 decks involved. My point of interest is mainly:
Which *trumps* of the other, to a smaller proportion surviving decks have survived? Is there a full list of them available?
It's fairly easy to find a full list of those three decks' cards.
However it's hard to find a full list of all ca. 15 decks involved. My point of interest is mainly:
Which *trumps* of the other, to a smaller proportion surviving decks have survived? Is there a full list of them available?