Tarot de Marseille (Fournier)   

The Fournier-published Tarot de Marseille sticks fairly closely to the traditional symbolism but uses much more blended, rich, flowing colour than the early woodcuts. The background colours are also a modern addition.

Tarot de Marseille (Hadar)   

Le Veritable Tarot de Marseille ('The True Tarot of Marseilles') is a lovely Marseilles variation with subdued colouration, restored and reconstructed by French Tarotist, Kris Hadar. Close attention has been paid to the finer details of the cards. Published by Mortagne.

Tarot de Marseille (Héron)   

This Tarot de Marseille, from French publishers Héron, is a modern duplication of Conver's 1760 Marseilles images which now reside in the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris.

Tarot de Marseille Convos   

The Tarot de Marseille Convos is a modern rendition of the French Marseilles Tarot. This Swiss edition has brighter coloured, rounder illustrations.

Tarot de Marsella   

The Tarot de Marsella is a reconstruction by Spanish historians of the Tarot of Marseilles images. The backgrounds of the 78 cards are dark gold; the foregrounds bright primary colours.

Tarot de Nostradamus   

The Tarot de Nostradamus, also known as the Tarot des Centuries, is a Marseilles-style deck which is based on a combination of the Payen deck from 1760, and a 17th-century French manuscript.

Tarot de Pumariega   

The Tarot de Pumariega is a Spanish Tarot deck of 78 cards that has an abstract, violently colourful, and humorous style. The cards remind me in artistic style of the Sakki-Sakki Tarot.

Tarot Deck of Athennium   

The Tarot Deck of Athennium is a Japanese-published deck of 22 major arcana cards. It has computer-generated Tarot artwork with a rich, multi-layered, busy look. There are thick, ornate borders in a gold colour surrounding the central scene.

Tarot del Arco Iris   

The Tarot Del Arco Iris, the Rainbow Tarot, is a Spanish Tarot set with misty, ethereal imagery. The major arcana show fairly standard archetypes and the minors are decorated pip cards. The cards are titled in Spanish.

Tarot des Regions de France   

Tarot des Regions de France is a French gaming deck illustrated with scenes of typical peasant life in the last century on the trump cards. The court cards have traditional costumes from the Provence, Alsace, Brittany and Burgundy areas, and the suits are standard playing cards.

Tarot du Chat   

This is a 78 card French Tarot devoted to, what else, cats! The tarot scenes in the Tarot du Chat are European style, and instead of humans they feature regular and anthropomorphised cats.

Tarot du Roy Nissanka   

The Tarot du Roy Nissanka is a French deck based upon the myths of the medieval Sri Lankan king Nissanka. Only major cards have scenes, and the card titles and booklet are in French only.

Tarot Flamand de 1780   

The Tarot Flamand de 1780 is an authentic reproduction of a Flemish Tarot, originally in woodcuts. It's from eighteenth-century Belgium and differs somewhat in imagery from French or Italian Tarots.

Tarot for Cats   

The Tarot for Cats shows cats instead of humans to illustrate the cards, of which there is only the major arcana. The Hanging Cat is a particular favourite of mine... I could just about frame these cards.

Tarot Genovese   

The Tarot Genovese reproduces a gaming tarot deck from the late nineteenth century. The cards look similar to the Soprafino Tarot but are double-ended, similar to playing cards.