1930 Tarot De Marseille & Guide Medieval

1930 Tarot De Marseille & Guide MedievalB. P Grimaud of Paris first printed this version of the Tarot de Marseille in 1930 only to be discontinued shortly after due to the start of World War II. Few examples of original decks exist, and those that do are often in poor shape. This deck was found, restored, and reprinted in the hopes that history will be kinder to these beautiful, historic decks this time around.

burying his face in his cloak

Her illustrated letters are among the most treasured keepsakes within the Morgan Library and Museum’s collection

Suzan Frecon

Drawing the Body is a highly accessible book that presents an engaging

He directly participated in page layout

to realize the promise of the Constitution

this book offers an immersive experience of a favorite story

The Livre de la Chasse was published as a faithful fine art facsimile limited edition of 980 hand-numbered copies

and even a magazine illustration of her at auction

Lenora will have to test her limits and uncover secrets hidden among its shelves

Published by the Morgan Library & Museum in association with the Musée d’Orsay

the library or out and about for the day