Vandenborre tarot - Page 2

**jmd** · 23-12-2004

There are variations in a number of early decks as to which side characters face, and there is also a story about I cannot recall who that made some imprints from carvings he found on some northern Cathedrals in order to have a stencilled version: he simply added some wet-chalky substance and pressed against the building some also semi-moist thin cardboard.

The orientation of the figures could also be accounted for as someone copies an existing pattern - only needing to carefully re-arrange the word so as to be read correctly. Anyone starting with lino-cuts would, I suggest, probably also do something similar.

Dark Inquisitor · 24-12-2004

Umm.. dyslexia? Or a case of deliberate rebellion against the established tarots? The Anti-Tarot tarot?

I wonder what else Fulgour has stuck to the back of mirrors..?

Fulgour · 24-12-2004

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Originally Posted by Dark Inquisitor

I wonder what else Fulgour has stuck to the back of mirrors..?

"The Emerald Tablets of Hermes Trismigestus" made out
of green Legos, over next to Eddie Crowley's

toupee.

**HudsonGray** · 24-12-2004

Oohhhhh! Can I have a hair off that?

Dark Inquisitor Citizen Join Date: 30 May 2002 Location: in the darkened parlor.. Posts: 2,149	Umm.. dyslexia? Or a case of deliberate rebellion against the established tarots? The Anti-Tarot tarot? I wonder what else Fulgour has stuck to the back of mirrors..? __________________ drinking blueberry tea in the crystal room ..

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HudsonGray Citizen Join Date: 26 Apr 2002 Location: I childproofed my house but they still get in. Posts: 4,930	Oohhhhh! Can I have a hair off that? __________________ You can give a cat a fish, and he'll eat for a day. Or you can teach a cat to fish, and he'll sit in his boat pouting all day because nobody gave him another fish.

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jmd fourhares Join Date: 05 Aug 2001 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 8,502	There are variations in a number of early decks as to which side characters face, and there is also a story about I cannot recall who that made some imprints from carvings he found on some northern Cathedrals in order to have a stencilled version: he simply added some wet-chalky substance and pressed against the building some also semi-moist thin cardboard. The orientation of the figures could also be accounted for as someone copies an existing pattern - only needing to carefully re-arrange the word so as to be read correctly. Anyone starting with lino-cuts would, I suggest, probably also do something similar.

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