Baraja Española Neoclásica 1810 – Heraclio Fournier, Vitoria 70s

🔸 Title: Baraja Española Neoclásica – Reproducción Histórica de 1810
🔸 Original engraver / model: Clemente Roxas
🔸 Original year: 1810
🔸 Place of origin (model): Madrid, Spain
🔸 Type: Historical reproduction Spanish playing cards
🔸 Publisher / Manufacturer: Heraclio Fournier
🔸 Place of manufacture: Vitoria, Spain
🔸 Cards: Traditional Spanish deck (historic format)
🔸 Theme: Spanish Neoclassicism – allegorical and courtly imagery
🔸 Artwork: Faithful reproduction of early 19th-century neoclassical engravings
🔸 Iconography: Classical urns, allegories, cherubs, banners, court figures
🔸 Language: Spanish
🔸 Box: Original illustrated cardboard box with period-inspired design
🔸 Made in: Spain

🔸 Condition:
Cards are in very good vintage condition, clean, sharp, and well preserved, with strong colors and no major defects.
The original box shows visible signs of age and storage, including edge wear, light staining, and surface wear (clearly visible in photos).

🪶 Collector’s Note
This Baraja Española Neoclásica (1810) is a refined historical reproduction drawn from an original Madrid engraving by Clemente Roxas, capturing the elegance and symbolism of Spanish neoclassical design at the dawn of the 19th century. Produced by Heraclio Fournier in Vitoria, this edition reflects the publisher’s long-standing commitment to preserving Iberian card heritage with scholarly accuracy.

The restrained palette, balanced compositions, and classical motifs place this deck at the crossroads between Enlightenment order and Romantic sensibility. Highly appreciated by collectors of Spanish playing cards, neoclassical art, and historical reproductions, it stands as a dignified and culturally significant piece for any serious collection.