IheartTarot
See attached. One Spanish site lists it (UY Libros) but did not have it when I tried to order it from them, just added me to their spam mailing list.
Sibilla deck help
See attached. One Spanish site lists it (UY Libros) but did not have it when I tried to order it from them, just added me to their spam mailing list.
Polyhymnia
Edited; Lol, sorry, I should have read the previous posts before I posted
IheartTarot
Useful blog posts about Sibilla decks
You may find this blog post by Andy and this blog post by Kapherus useful.
You may find this blog post by Andy and this blog post by Kapherus useful.
garmonbozia
nice links! thanks!
Cerulean
I adore the Grandville version and would enjoy discussing it more
...so am posting to this thread by PaganX:
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=98741
Because I found this listing:
http://www.christies.com/lotFinder/lot_details.aspx?intObjectID=3914251
Anyway, would like to explore that connection of Lenormand and Grandville more in it's own thread and so have added a link to that thread here.
I may be able to find differences worth noting between the 1890 and later editions, will post there...but I am very certain more devoted fans of LeNormand decks will eclipse my general interest and casual Sunday looks with their own passionate inquries and deeper googling and delving...
I adore all the latest ways people are delving into the 'bastions of LeNormandy" - puns gently meant, with welcome and hope to hear and see more sharing and discussion. Maybe more French and German deck resources will finally be well-translated into English with and without the older references. Although the quaintness of some of the older language is very interesting for historical comparison.
Back to the sibilllas...
...so am posting to this thread by PaganX:
http://www.tarotforum.net/showthread.php?t=98741
Because I found this listing:
http://www.christies.com/lotFinder/lot_details.aspx?intObjectID=3914251
Anyway, would like to explore that connection of Lenormand and Grandville more in it's own thread and so have added a link to that thread here.
I may be able to find differences worth noting between the 1890 and later editions, will post there...but I am very certain more devoted fans of LeNormand decks will eclipse my general interest and casual Sunday looks with their own passionate inquries and deeper googling and delving...
I adore all the latest ways people are delving into the 'bastions of LeNormandy" - puns gently meant, with welcome and hope to hear and see more sharing and discussion. Maybe more French and German deck resources will finally be well-translated into English with and without the older references. Although the quaintness of some of the older language is very interesting for historical comparison.
Back to the sibilllas...
