Vampire Tarot of the Eternal Night
Gothic vampire aesthetic with elegant art and sophisticated companion text.
by Barbara Moore, Davide Corsi · 2009
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The record
The Vampire Tarot of the Eternal Night by Lo Scarabeo contains a deck with art by Davide Corsi, a book by Barbara Moore and comes packaged in an elegant box that is both sturdy and a pleasure to use; showing the Lo Scarabeo attention to the small details that makes the container itself a useful and integral part of the whole. Opening like a dark tome of arcane mysteries it first reveals the 150 page companion book. Elegantly presented, clearly laid out and copiously illustrated this book devotes a double page to each of the majors and a single page to each of the minors. It also includes a number of spreads of varying complexity and numerous pages of insightful discussion of both the vampire mythos and the tarot. Tucked safely into a well beneath the book are the 78 cards of the tarot deck itself. Structurally it follows the standard pattern, 22 majors wherein Strength is VIII and Justice is XI, and four suits each with ten numbered cards and four courts. There are no names upon these cards, although the usual titles and nomenclature can be found in the book, instead this deck uses the system of numbers and symbolic icons in the borders to identify the cards. This is, one supposes,
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