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Visconti Di Modrone, Cary-Yale Visconti
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 13. 08. 2024
- Cary-Yale Visconti/Visconti Di Modrone is one of three hand painted 15th century decks attached to the Visconti name. It is alleged that the deck remained in the Visconti family (now known as Visconti Di Modrone) until about 1947 when it was purchased by Mary and Melbert Cary. It was left to Yale University by Mary Cary in the 1960s where it remains today. There are 67 surviving cards. It is not known with full certainty how many cards were present originally but there is a case to be made that there were 89 originals; 25 Trumps, 24 court cards, 40 numerical pips.
This decks was originally thought to be painted by Bonafacio Bembo but more recently attributed to his elder brother Andrea Bembo around 1441.
*First cards I show are the fool. I misspoke and said magician twice đ
For more info:
Discussion on Cary-Yale Visconti Heraldry on Tarot History Forum:
forum.tarothis...
Ross Caldwell review of Cary-Yale Visconti :
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Mary K Greer article about missing Devils:
marykgreer.com...
FYI.. The first card is the Fool not the Magician. I misspoke đ
wonderful, thank you so much!
Thank you Justin, excellent review and I appreciate it and the knowledge
of the comparisons, and will definately watch your other videos
Great to have this side by side, Justin. You're learning so much! Personally I love the Lo Scarabeo images. I feel they were more consonant with the existing originals. Believe it or not, this Cary-Yale was the first Tarot deck I ever had back in the 80's. It was a US Games version with the yellow backs. Hard to see a lot of the imagery so I'm so glad to have the LoScarabeo edition now. Thanks for this great video. So fun to give this deck it's due! Anne
Thanks Anne! Yes Iâve always been more interested in the printed decks but I have a growing interest in hand painted decks. They are interesting because they give us an idea of what the standard printed patterns may have looked like. And yes I learned soo much. Thanks for watching my friend đđ
Someone had to make this video. Very informative. Thank you.
Thanks my friend
Visconti decks got me started in tarot collecting. I have several versions of Visconti decks. I'm even trying to learn to read with them, but most are so darn large to shuffle...ok, impossible. My favorites so far are the the Lo Scarabeo di Madrone and the II Meneghello di Madrone version as well. I'll probably learn to table shuffle best with a Mary Packard deck, though, and won't have to worry about wear & tear on the other decks. Thanks for the review, Justin.
Thank you for the comparison. Very informative.
I have the Lo Scarabeo deck. Looking at your presentation, I really appreciate how they used the Visconti Sforza to fill in the gaps. I really find the US Games substitutions very jarring in their stylistic differences and in their garish colours. They don't harmonise with the originals at all. On the other hand, I don't like some of the Lo Scarabeo substitutions either. I'm thinking of the gold backdrops to the star and moon cards. The way they've been painted over doesn't look right to me. Just my own feelings about them. Great videos. Thank you.
The Strength cards from both decks! Stunning!
So different - the two. I think I'm going to get the Lo Scarabeo one - it is interesting what has been done to it. Though I prefer the unrestored version of cards...I'll give them my money nevertheless...lol.
I love the LS too. But both are great
I love the LS too. But both are great
Thanks for this video Justin. These are both beautiful decks. The vibrate colors a amazing.
Aww you are welcome Gerald. Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed. You can probably guess which one is my favorite đ€©
Great review Justin, both decks are beautiful. I have the Mary Packard deck Visconti-Sforza. I noticed that in the suit of swords , the pip cards are inverted . The blades in one are up while in the other are down. Check it out . đ€đđđŒ
Yes I saw that too. I left them the way they were in the original order of the packaging.. I guess that may be two different interpretations of which way upright đ Thank you my friend
You've just cost me a fortune Mr Michael! (lol) Thanks for a great Visconti presentation :)
This was very interesting, thank you for sharing your knowledge!
I bought the Di Modrone desk because it is beautiful... but now that I see de Cary Yale version.... It's more beautiful. So, I'll have both!! lol
I love the Modrone Tarot, I have to check out cary-yale
Such an excellent and informative video, Justin! Thank you, my friend!
Thanks Mascha!! It was a bit rushed but hopefully got the point across
Thanks again for this!! Have watched it more than once!! I agree that the Lo Scarabeo is so well done! I keep wondering if I want the Cary-Yale versionâŠ.as I have the Il Meneghello [with no recreated cards - therefore the original 67] and the Lo Scarabeo. I would love that book by Dupaulis however. I do struggle with many of the Luigi Scapnini images [although I agree his devil is the better of the 2!!]. Other than that one card DâAugeâs art seems to hit the âperiodâ vibe on the nail head for meâŠ.and I do so love having a âcomplete versionâ. Thanks as always for you frank and open sharing of your considerable research and lovely collection pieces. Take care.
Jane sorry Iâm late getting back to you. I somehow missed this comment! I like both versions. I tend to favor LS both for deck structure and beauty. Depaulis book is great! And it warms my heart to know that someone found this helpful and watched it more than once! Thank you soo much!! đ
Thanks a lot for this vidĂ©o đ such a pleasure to discover these decks :) thank you for sharing
Kaplan's artwork feels more on point for the period... generally...
I think they both have pros and cons.. the gold foil is clearly machined but it gives us an idea of what they may have looked like when they were new.. and they are just beautiful. Kaplans are good for the reasons you Mentioned but perhaps a little boring.. Neither will capture the original beauty 100%.
Thanks Lorena! Good to hear from you
Very interesting! Thanks!
Just imagining people playing with these cards! What that must have looked like! Thanks, again! Gotta walk my dog, now!
Thanks again Frances! Enjoy the walk đ
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