Graphik Tarocchi Uncut Printing Sheet – Zoltan Tamassi – Lo Scarabeo 1992 – Rare Tarot Poster

🔹 ONLY 1 AVAILABLE
🔹 Exceptional original uncut printing sheet from the celebrated Graphik Tarocchi, designed by Hungarian-born artist Zoltan Tamassi and published in 1992 by Lo Scarabeo in collaboration with the renowned Italian design agency Armando Testa.
🔹 This impressive large-format sheet displays all 22 Major Arcana exactly as they were arranged for production before being cut into cards.
🔹 The reverse side features the complete card-back layout, offering a rare glimpse into the manufacturing process of this highly distinctive tarot deck.

🔹 Approximate size: 71 × 50 cm (28 × 19.7 inches).
🔹 Printed in Italy.
🔹 Condition: A- (Excellent). Minor imperfections and light handling wear as shown in the photographs. Colors remain bright and vibrant.
🔹 Ideal for framing and display as a striking piece of tarot art, graphic design history, or Lo Scarabeo memorabilia.
🔹 Will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.

About the GRAPHIK TAROCCHI by Zoltan Tamassi

Created during the innovative tarot renaissance of the early 1990s, the Graphik Tarocchi is one of the most visually distinctive reinterpretations of the Tarot de Marseille ever published. Rather than adopting a traditional esoteric style, Zoltan Tamassi reimagined the Major Arcana through the language of modern graphic design, combining bold geometric forms, theatrical compositions, and striking color contrasts.

The result is a deck that feels simultaneously timeless and contemporary. Each card distills its archetype into a powerful visual symbol, reflecting the influence of Italian graphic design and poster art. Produced under the artistic direction of Armando Testa—one of Italy's most influential advertising and design studios—the deck remains a cult favorite among tarot collectors and design enthusiasts alike.

🪶 Collector's Note

Uncut tarot printing sheets are far rarer than the decks themselves, as almost all were destroyed during production. This example is especially desirable because it showcases the complete 22-card Major Arcana sequence in its original factory layout, accompanied by the explanatory texts intended for publication.

Part tarot artifact, part graphic design poster, and part printing-history document, this sheet offers a unique perspective on one of Lo Scarabeo's most unusual early creations. For collectors of tarot, Italian design, or uncut printing material, it represents a remarkable and increasingly difficult-to-find display piece.