This was one of my first Lo Scarabeo decks, got it when it was released as a 78-card edition. I absolutely love Ghiuselev's artwork!! I can't say enough about it. He illustrated an edition of Alice In Wonderland that I've been aching to get for some time as well
The deck itself is haphazard. The artist was commissioned initially for a 22-card art series, which the 78-card pack has, and they are wonderful. Might be worth it to track down the majors-only edition for the following reason:
The minors are all over the place. The imagery was selected from some sketchwork and notebooks from the same illustrator, but he himself did not design them. The pictures on the number cards provide a wholly new narrative, completely untraditional, but not altogether uninteresting. The suit of cups is hard to read, indeed. The court cards are represented by grotesque figures, and are darkly humorous. There are fake urls printed on the court cards as well, that add absolutely no reading value to the cards.
All in all, I still love this deck very much, partly because it came into my life at a time when I was rediscovering the tarot and making a serious study of it. I use it occasionally still, especially for very serious matters, and I generally like how it reads. I prefer to use this deck with others, and not for myself. It's kinda like looking at a medeival passion play (minors) mixed with renaissance-heavy statues (majors), and somehow it works pretty well together. A lot of folks do not like this deck.