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The Noblet Tarot was printed by master cardmaker Jean Noblet in Paris circa 1650.
The Dodal Tarot was printed by master cardmaker Jean Dodal in Lyon circa 1701.
The Conver Tarot was printed by master cardmaker Nicolas Conver in Marseilles circa 1760.
All three of these decks are, in our present time, considered to be examples of the Tarot de Marseille basic tarot pattern.
I presume that the basic pattern of tarot, to which all three of these decks belong, became known as the "Tarot de Marseille" due to the popularity that Conver's deck enjoyed, even though the basic pattern was in existence before Conver. I'm curious whether Tarot de Marseille decks were printed in Marseilles before circa 1760.
The Dodal Tarot was printed by master cardmaker Jean Dodal in Lyon circa 1701.
The Conver Tarot was printed by master cardmaker Nicolas Conver in Marseilles circa 1760.
All three of these decks are, in our present time, considered to be examples of the Tarot de Marseille basic tarot pattern.
I presume that the basic pattern of tarot, to which all three of these decks belong, became known as the "Tarot de Marseille" due to the popularity that Conver's deck enjoyed, even though the basic pattern was in existence before Conver. I'm curious whether Tarot de Marseille decks were printed in Marseilles before circa 1760.