Claire Gilman is Acquavella Curator and Department Head, Modern and Contemporary Drawings, the Morgan Library & Museum, New York.Joshua O'Driscoll is Melvin R. Seiden Curator and Department Head, Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts, the Morgan Library & Museum.Francisco H. Trujillo is Drue Heinz Book Conservator in the Thaw Conservation Center, the Morgan Library & Museum.

"Those, like myself, who want to know more will be grateful for the catalog, which includes excellent research into the construction of cards and juxtapositions of different interpretations of individual cards across centuries. It’s an enchanting companion to a bewitching exhibition."—Brian P. Kelly, The Wall Street Journal

• Director's Foreword by Colin B. BaileyAcknowledgmentsIntroduction by Claire Gilman, Joshua O'Driscoll, and Francisco H. TrujilloThe Visconti and Sforza Tarot Cards: Courtly Art in Lombardy on the Threshold of the Renaissance by Anna Delle FoglieThe Making and Materials of Renaissance Tarot Decks by Francisco H. Trujillo, Marie-France Lemay, and Lydia Aikenhead. With scientific discussions by Elena Basso, Silvia Centeno, Clara Granzotto, Richard Hark, Federica Pozzi, Roxanne Radpour, Marcie WigginsDid They Really Play Tarot? by Thierry DepaulisTarot's Fate: Traditions of Divination in the Renaissance and Beyond by Joshua O''DriscollThe Tarot and the Occult Revival in Britain by Susan L. AberthTarot Now by Claire GilmanPlatesExhibition ChecklistBibliographyChart of Extant Historical DecksImage Credits

Claire Gilman is Acquavella Curator and Department Head, Modern and Contemporary Drawings, the Morgan Library & Museum, New York.Joshua O'Driscoll is Melvin R. Seiden Curator and Department Head, Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts, the Morgan Library & Museum.Francisco H. Trujillo is Drue Heinz Book Conservator in the Thaw Conservation Center, the Morgan Library & Museum.

"Those, like myself, who want to know more will be grateful for the catalog, which includes excellent research into the construction of cards and juxtapositions of different interpretations of individual cards across centuries. It’s an enchanting companion to a bewitching exhibition."—Brian P. Kelly, The Wall Street Journal

• Director's Foreword by Colin B. BaileyAcknowledgmentsIntroduction by Claire Gilman, Joshua O'Driscoll, and Francisco H. TrujilloThe Visconti and Sforza Tarot Cards: Courtly Art in Lombardy on the Threshold of the Renaissance by Anna Delle FoglieThe Making and Materials of Renaissance Tarot Decks by Francisco H. Trujillo, Marie-France Lemay, and Lydia Aikenhead. With scientific discussions by Elena Basso, Silvia Centeno, Clara Granzotto, Richard Hark, Federica Pozzi, Roxanne Radpour, Marcie WigginsDid They Really Play Tarot? by Thierry DepaulisTarot's Fate: Traditions of Divination in the Renaissance and Beyond by Joshua O''DriscollThe Tarot and the Occult Revival in Britain by Susan L. AberthTarot Now by Claire GilmanPlatesExhibition ChecklistBibliographyChart of Extant Historical DecksImage Credits

Claire Gilman is Acquavella Curator and Department Head, Modern and Contemporary Drawings, the Morgan Library & Museum, New York.Joshua O'Driscoll is Melvin R. Seiden Curator and Department Head, Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts, the Morgan Library & Museum.Francisco H. Trujillo is Drue Heinz Book Conservator in the Thaw Conservation Center, the Morgan Library & Museum.

"Those, like myself, who want to know more will be grateful for the catalog, which includes excellent research into the construction of cards and juxtapositions of different interpretations of individual cards across centuries. It’s an enchanting companion to a bewitching exhibition."—Brian P. Kelly, The Wall Street Journal

• Director's Foreword by Colin B. BaileyAcknowledgmentsIntroduction by Claire Gilman, Joshua O'Driscoll, and Francisco H. TrujilloThe Visconti and Sforza Tarot Cards: Courtly Art in Lombardy on the Threshold of the Renaissance by Anna Delle FoglieThe Making and Materials of Renaissance Tarot Decks by Francisco H. Trujillo, Marie-France Lemay, and Lydia Aikenhead. With scientific discussions by Elena Basso, Silvia Centeno, Clara Granzotto, Richard Hark, Federica Pozzi, Roxanne Radpour, Marcie WigginsDid They Really Play Tarot? by Thierry DepaulisTarot's Fate: Traditions of Divination in the Renaissance and Beyond by Joshua O''DriscollThe Tarot and the Occult Revival in Britain by Susan L. AberthTarot Now by Claire GilmanPlatesExhibition ChecklistBibliographyChart of Extant Historical DecksImage Credits