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RM2B5G1FK–The Fool tarot card from the Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite isolated on white background
![TAROT CARDS - GEBELIN DESIGN - JUGGLER - FOOL - EMPEROR, EMPRESS [Top left] The Juggler, card 1 of the set pictured by the French Mason, Court de Gebelin, in 1773, based on the Marseilles designs he had seen. See Court de Gebelin, Le Monde primitive, Vols. III [1773] and VIII [1781]. [Top right], the Fool, card 0 of this set - note that the man is being attacked by a cat, rather than a dog, as in other versions of the card. [Bottom left] the Emperor, card 4 of the Gebelin design. [Bottom right] The Empress, card 3 of the Gebelin design. Court de Gebelin's theory of the origins of the Tarot Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MC6G66/tarot-cards-gebelin-design-juggler-fool-emperor-empress-top-left-the-juggler-card-1-of-the-set-pictured-by-the-french-mason-court-de-gebelin-in-1773-based-on-the-marseilles-designs-he-had-seen-see-court-de-gebelin-le-monde-primitive-vols-iii-1773-and-viii-1781-top-right-the-fool-card-0-of-this-set-note-that-the-man-is-being-attacked-by-a-cat-rather-than-a-dog-as-in-other-versions-of-the-card-bottom-left-the-emperor-card-4-of-the-gebelin-design-bottom-right-the-empress-card-3-of-the-gebelin-design-court-de-gebelins-theory-of-the-origins-of-the-tarot-MC6G66.jpg "TAROT CARDS - GEBELIN DESIGN - JUGGLER - FOOL - EMPEROR, EMPRESS [Top left] The Juggler, card 1 of the set pictured by the French Mason, Court de Gebelin, in 1773, based on the Marseilles designs he had seen. See Court de Gebelin, Le Monde primitive, Vols. III [1773] and VIII [1781]. [Top right], the Fool, card 0 of this set - note that the man is being attacked by a cat, rather than a dog, as in other versions of the card. [Bottom left] the Emperor, card 4 of the Gebelin design. [Bottom right] The Empress, card 3 of the Gebelin design. Court de Gebelin's theory of the origins of the Tarot Stock Photo")
RMMC6G66–TAROT CARDS - GEBELIN DESIGN - JUGGLER - FOOL - EMPEROR, EMPRESS [Top left] The Juggler, card 1 of the set pictured by the French Mason, Court de Gebelin, in 1773, based on the Marseilles designs he had seen. See Court de Gebelin, Le Monde primitive, Vols. III [1773] and VIII [1781]. [Top right], the Fool, card 0 of this set - note that the man is being attacked by a cat, rather than a dog, as in other versions of the card. [Bottom left] the Emperor, card 4 of the Gebelin design. [Bottom right] The Empress, card 3 of the Gebelin design. Court de Gebelin's theory of the origins of the Tarot
RMD95W4F–Tarot card of The Fool - Jergot Tarot, 17th century. Tarot pack of 22 cards was used in fortune telling.
RM2M7GFXD–The World, Lovers and Fool Tarot cards on felt card table, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
RM2B87M8J–Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite fanned on red cloth with The Fool tarot card upturned
RMMNY71H–. The Fool (tarot card), painted by Bonifacio Bembo, part of the Visconti-Sforza tarot deck. between circa 1460 and circa 1470. Bonifacio Bembo (1420–1480) Alternative names Bembo, Bonifazio Description Italian painter and illuminator Date of birth/death 1420 after 1477 Location of birth/death Brescia Milan Work period 1447–1477 Work location Milan Authority control : Q2486190 VIAF: 13191706 ULAN: 500021037 WGA: BEMBO, Bonifazio GND: 122469453 RKD: 6348 1240 Visconti-fool
RM2R86D77–The Fool. Card from a 15th century Tarot Deck. Engraving. 'Les Arts au Moyen Age et a l'Epoque de la Renaissance', by Paul Lacroix. Paris, 1877.
RMMC6F6E–The Fool card of the Tarot pack. According to some esotericists, this is 'the fool who is no fool', the cunning man, who hides his true inner worth on the material plane. Unlike the ordinary, non-initiate man or woman, his inner anger is exteriorized, in the form of the dog at his feet. He is a wanderer on the spiritual plane, as much as on the material.
RF2N2TRM3–Major arcana tarot cards. Occult deck for divination with chariot, fool, magician and wheel of fortune vector set
RM2MD511P–The Joker card from a 15th century tarot deck. The Arts of the Middle Ages and at the Period of the Renaissance by Paul Lacroix, 1874
RMERG70F–The Buffoon, reproduced from a fifteenth century tarot card. The Buffoon, also called the Fool or the Jester, only appears once
RF2JK5FMX–illustration of a tarot card hat jester. graphic illustration with golden lines on a dark background
RF2WW0CR6–Vintage Rider Waite tarot deck with the Fool on top. It is estimated that more than 100 million copies of this deck exist in more than 20 countries.
RM2R8TGCT–The Fool. Card from a 15th century Tarot Deck. Engraving. 'Les Arts au Moyen Age et a l'Epoque de la Renaissance', by Paul Lacroix. Paris, 1877.
RF2X07DYY–A tarot spread with The Fool card, hundred-dollar bills, and various crystals on a rustic wooden background with candles.
RM2HD4XP4–Assignats, paper bills issued as currency from 1789 to 1796 during the French Revolution. They were initially backed by the value of expropriated properties, but as those properties were sold and still more assignats were issued the system succumbed to inflation. The Tarot card of The Fool, or The Beggar, on top of the assignats sums up the poor man's lot during the latter years of the assignats hyperinflation.
RMMC6FPT–The Fool card of the Tarot pack. According to some esotericists, this is 'the fool who is no fool', the cunning man, who hides his true inner worth on the material plane. Unlike the ordinary, non-initiate man or woman, his inner anger is exteriorized, in the form of the dog at his feet. He is a wanderer on the spiritual plane, as much as on the material.
RM2WA680M–The Fool. Card from a 15th century Tarot Deck. Engraving. 'Les Arts au Moyen Age et a l'Epoque de la Renaissance', by Paul Lacroix. Paris, 1877.
RF2JHHDDJ–Traditional tarot cards laying in a messy pile on a flat surface close enough to see every detail. True colors. No filter.
RMMXDTEG–. English: 'The Fool' (Momus) from an 18th century minchiate playing card deck . 18th century. Unknown 422 Momus Tarot
RM2NFTWP8–The Joker card from a 15th century tarot deck. The Arts of the Middle Ages and at the Period of the Renaissance by Paul Lacroix, 1874
RFHT9TJA–Moscow, Russia - January 29, 2017: Tarot card The Fool. Favole tarot deck. Esoteric background
RMCEWND0–Tarot cards layed out in a square with the Death card in the middle and a pack of cards on the side with the World card on top
RFJ80YPN–Tarot card illustration set. Suit of the fool, suit of magician and suit of the high priestess with clipping path.
RF2X07B7Y–A tarot spread with The Fool card, hundred-dollar bills, and various crystals on a rustic wooden background with candles.
RF2RA031H–Tarot card jester. The Jester elf walks a new road of life with his faithful friend the dog by his side. The experience of life helps in everything.
RMMC6GGB–TAROT - THE FOOL CARD - CATS Three atout, or picture cards from different Tarot decks, selected to illustrate that the animal attacking the Fool was at one time regarded as being a cat, rather than a dog (as in other decks). The first card (left) is the Fool (Le Fol) from the Jean-Pierre Payen Tarot, of circa 1735. The second is the Fool from the Court de Gebelin design of 1773. The third is from the Oswald Wirth deck of 1889
RFW144DE–Major Arcana Emblem Tarot Card. The Fool. Joker with top hat decorated with flowers, mask and rhombus suit dancing, isolated on white background
RF2JHHDBM–Traditional tarot cards laying in a messy pile on a flat surface close enough to see every detail. True colors. No filter.
RF2PXW0TT–Lodz Poland April 15 2023 The Fool arcana, tarot readers hand holding showing taro card during divination.
RMMTTN44–. English: 'The Fool' (Momus) from an 18th century minchiate playing card deck . 18th century. Unknown 422 Momus Tarot
RMCEJKBX–Tarot cards layed out in a square with the Death card in the middle and a pack of cards on the side with the Star card on top
RF2WFXB3J–Egyptian tarot card number twenty-two, called The Fool. Symbols Mercury in Pisces, an eclipse and a crocodile.
RF2X07BCT–A tarot spread with The Fool card, hundred-dollar bills, and various crystals on a rustic wooden background with candles.
RF2GK0FEA–Tarot card number 0 represents THE FOOL in the tarot cards of the major arcana on a black background.
RMMC6FW8–The Fool and the Juggler cards of the Tarot pack Grimaud design, of the early 19th century.
RFT9BB1W–Tarot Card Concept. The Fool. Joker. Hat with flower and banner text. Isolated on white background
RF2A79R43–Boothbay Harbor, ME / USA - October 20, 2019: Tarot card reader arranges cards in a 6 card spread
RF2GWYWP5–Fool. Major Arcana tarot card with skull over antique background. Mystic art, Halloween illustration with esoteric, gothic, occult concept
RFM6CWCF–Moscow, Russia - February 18, 2018: Tarot card The Fool. Dragon tarot deck. Esoteric mysterious background in gothic style
RF2JHHDF4–Traditional tarot cards laying in a messy pile on a flat surface close enough to see every detail. True colors. No filter.
RF2H8GWRW–Tarot card and tarot inscription on a pink background. Russia, Tatarstan, 28 November 2021
RMMYKD7B–. English: 'The Fool' (Momus) from an 18th century minchiate playing card deck . 18th century. Unknown 368 Momus Tarot
RF2X07BK6–A tarot spread with The Fool card, hundred-dollar bills, and various crystals on a rustic wooden background with candles.
RMMC6GJH–Tarot Cards-Majo Arcana- The Parisian Tarot. The zero card. The Fool, and Card 1. The Juggler. Two cards from a Major Arcana picture Tarot, probably designed in an archaizing style in loose imitation of the Rosicrucian deck designed by Pamela Coleman Smith, alongside A.E.Waite, and various earlier decks, such as that published by Encausse (Papus) in The Tarot of the Bohemians at the end of the 19th century, post 1905, but earlier than 1912. The name Parisian Tarot was given by the owner of the deck - it might however be called the Tau Tarot, from the intriguing letter Tau at the head of each
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