Perrin Tarot 1865
The Perrin Tarot was printed in Turin around 1865 by lithographer Claudio Perrin and then disappeared almost entirely from the historical record. Perrin drew inspiration from the Tarot Soprafino, an elegant Milanese deck from around 1830, but gave his own version a distinctly original visual footprint in both the costumes and settings of each figure. The likely reason for its extreme rarity is that Perrin, despite his skill as a lithographer, lacked a distribution network for tarot cards. This limited edition of 600 is a faithful reproduction made possible by a private collector who owns one of the only known surviving copies. Available in a deluxe book-shaped box or a standard telescopic box, both handcrafted and covered with tobacco-marbleized paper, each set includes a historical booklet by Giordano Berti and a card-meanings leaflet by Giulia Orsini.
Sobre los Creadores
Rinascimento Italian Style Art was founded by Giordano Berti, a writer and historian of esotericism in art who is known internationally for his scholarship on the Tarot and his design of educational games, and Letizia Rivetti, an art designer and founder of ArtStudioLetizia who creates environments, art installations, and art objects. Together they are committed to the historical study and faithful reproduction of ancient Tarots, rare playing cards, and oracular decks.
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