Tarot and Divination Cards
Autor: Laetitia Barbier
Nakladatel: Abrams & Chronicle Books
Vazba: Vázaná
EAN: 9781419756375
Typ produktu: Knihy
Pořadí vydání: 1.
Objednací číslo: 0772481
Laetitia Barbier's Tarot and Divination Cards is a stunning visual history of tarot.With hundreds of images drawn from more than 100 decks, rarely published and often forgotten in library archives, this book offers the first visual history of tarot.This beautiful 400-page book presents-for the first time-a close look...
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Laetitia Barbier's Tarot and Divination Cards is a stunning visual history of tarot.With hundreds of images drawn from more than 100 decks, rarely published and often forgotten in library archives, this book offers the first visual history of tarot.This beautiful 400-page book presents-for the first time-a close look at 500 years of figurative card decks created or used for fortune telling, divinations, and oracle purposes, and explores, one card at the time, their iconographic roots at the crossroads of the medieval imaginarium, Western esoteric wisdom, folklore, and also contemporary art and pop culture. Used for self-exploration or divination, tarot has, for more than 500 years, been the most popular and accessible of all esoteric tools, looming large in today's mainstream culture. Why? Because the cards are inexpensive and easy to carry-a perfect traveling companion and, therefore, an invitation to a journey inward and out.Humans are drawn to playing games and feel driven to find meaning in the chaos of paradoxical signs. The vivid iconography of the "Arcanas" speak to us like no other language, moving us to the core, weaving through each card a universal story, a metaphorical pathway of transformation.
Autor:
Nakladatel:
Typ produktu:
Knihy
Vazba:
Vázaná
Pořadí vydání:
1.
Jazyk:
anglicky
Výška:
38 mm
Šířka:
202 mm
Hloubka:
260 mm
Hmotnost:
1778 g
Počet stran:
400
Ean:
9781419756375
ISBN:
978-1-4197-5637-5























