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Bring the world of Thra to your tarot practice with this fantastical take on the traditional 78-card tarot deck. This beautiful deck features enchanting, all-new illustrations of Jim Henson’s beloved characters and creatures based on classic tarot iconography. Featuring both Major and Minor Arcana, the set also includes a helpful guidebook explaining each card’s meaning and simple instructions for easy readings. Packaged in a sturdy, decorative gift box, this tarot deck is the perfect gift for fans of The Dark Crystal and tarot enthusiasts alike.ORIGINAL ART: Each of the 78 cards in this deck and the booklet features all-new art themed around The Dark Crystal.ENHANCE YOUR TAROT PRACTICE: This unique deck includes a guidebook to help tarot practitioners perform fun and informed readings.BEAUTIFUL GIFT: The tarot deck and guidebook are packaged in a deluxe gift box perfect for gift-giving.CREATED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE JIM HENSON COMPANY: Own the first-ever official tarot deck inspired by The Dark Crystal.COMPLETE YOUR JIM HENSON COLLECTION: This tarot deck joins Insight Editions’ line of publishing based on the films of Jim Henson, including Labyrinth: Tarot Deck and Guidebook and The Dark Crystal Bestiary.

When Friedrich Gilly died in 1800 at the age of 28, his architectural career had spanned less than a decade and construction of his major designs was incomplete. Nevertheless, his ideas so strongly influenced Berlin architecture of the next century that he is now widely regarded as the founder of Berlin's distinct architectural tradition. By uniting Rationalist and Neoclassicist principles, his designs achieve an artistic expression that is at once visually dramatic and formally pure. Today, his theories are known primarily through the work of Karl Friedrich Schinkel, his student who became one of Berlin's primary modern architects. In addition to presenting five of Gilly's most influential essays, this volume contains previously unpublished archival records that clarify the intellectual context in which Gilly developed his thoughts on architecture. A catalogue of Gilly's personal library is also presented.