This unique edition brings together illuminating texts, brilliant images, and historical reprints, providing everything beginners and advanced tarot users could need and want to read the cards for themselves and study and experience this cultural gem in all its beauty and meaning.
This valuable collector's box includes A complete deck of Waite Smith tarot cards and its famous companion book, The Key to the Tarot. In this illustrated book , with texts and images compiled by Johannes Fiebig, tarot cards become psychological mirrors and signs which lead to new personal answers and solutions. The fact that this works well can be attributed to certain advantages inherent in Waite-Smith charts, aspects that are clarified in the essay by Rachel Pollack .
The 78 cards are presented individually and in detail. Explanatory texts offer various dimensions and levels of interpretation, and include practical advice specifics. In addition, the book offers a new feature: the Quick check. This presents a concise note on the meaning of each card in every possible position of all the distribution patterns that appear in the book.
When Arthur E. Waite and Pamela Colman Smith developed their tarot deck in London in 1909, no one could have predicted the overwhelming success that would follow. 60 years later. What were the lives, works, and passions of these creators? Pamela Colman Smith and Arthur E. Waite come back to life in the essays of Mary K. Greer and Robert A. Gilbert .
Hardcover, deck with 78 cards and facsimile in a case, 23 x 28.7 cm, 3 kg, 444 pages
