Queen of Tarot

Also mistakenly known as the Gringonneur deck, but this is a misnomer. This could not have been the deck of Charles VI, because it is too late, and it is Italian in origin.

Provenance

Italy c. 1500

Compare to Similar Tarot Decks

Visconti A Tarot Deck Fragment

Visconti B Tarot Deck Fragment

Visconti C Tarot Deck Fragment

Ercole I d'Este Tarot Deck Fragment

Cards in this Deck

King of Coins from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

Knight of Swords from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The Fool from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The Heirophant from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The Lovers from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The Chariot from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

Strength from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The Hermit from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

Justice from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The Hanged Man from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

Death from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

Temperance from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The Tower from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The Moon from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The Sun from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

Judgement from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck

The World from the Medieval Tarocchi Deck Fragment Deck