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Art Nouveau ('New Art') was a style of architecture and decoration, as well as an art movement, developed in Europe and the USA in the late nineteenth century. The style was characterised by ornate stylised patterns of leaves, flowers and vines. Art Nouveau was not limited to paintings - it was aimed at removing the barriers between 'major' and 'minor' arts, unifying art, and centring it around people, and influenced graphics, architecture, furniture and even jewellery design. The Tarot Art Nouveau was influenced and inspired by the Art Nouveau movement, and its coloured ink drawings on the cards are elegant, flowery and ornate. Every scene is adorned and decorated with floral wreathes and symmetrical, natural arrangements.

The Piedmontese Tarot consists of 78 cards (22 Major Arcana and 56 Minor Arcana). Playing cards made of cardboard, size 62 x 106,5 mm, red box. Rules of the games in Italian inside.

Grimaud reprint of their own 1848 Deluxe Tarot. Cards are long at 6 cm x 11.2 cm.