🔹 ONLY 1 AVAILABLE

🔹 Exceptional original uncut printing sheet from the highly acclaimed Tarocchi di Vetro (Glass Tarot), illustrated by renowned Italian artist Elisabetta Trevisan.
🔹 Published in 1990 by Lo Scarabeo under the artistic direction of Piero Alligo.
🔹 This large-format production sheet displays all 22 Major Arcana exactly as they were arranged for printing before being cut into cards.
🔹 The reverse side features the complete card-back layout, preserving the original factory printing configuration.
🔹 Includes original Italian publishing information and production notes printed directly on the sheet.
🔹 Approximate size: 71 × 50 cm (28 × 19.7 inches).
🔹 Printed in Italy.
🔹 Condition: A- (Excellent). Minor imperfections and light handling wear consistent with age, as shown in the photographs.

🔹 An outstanding decorative piece for collectors of tarot art, Art Nouveau illustration, and rare Lo Scarabeo memorabilia.
🔹 Will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.

About the Tarocchi di Vetro

Inspired by the beauty of stained glass, medieval craftsmanship, and Art Nouveau aesthetics, the Tarocchi di Vetro is widely regarded as one of the most elegant tarot decks produced during Lo Scarabeo's formative years.

Artist Elisabetta Trevisan created richly detailed compositions filled with luminous colors, flowing lines, and symbolic imagery reminiscent of cathedral windows and the decorative arts of the late nineteenth century. Her interpretation preserves the traditional symbolism of the Major Arcana while transforming each card into a miniature work of art.

🪶 Collector's Note

The Tarocchi di Vetro occupies a special place in tarot history as one of the earliest artistic masterpieces published by Lo Scarabeo. Trevisan's artwork combines the timeless symbolism of the tarot with the refined elegance of stained-glass design, creating a deck that remains beloved by collectors more than three decades after its release.

Uncut printing sheets are significantly rarer than the decks themselves, as very few survived the production process intact. This example preserves the complete manufacturing layout of the Major Arcana, offering a fascinating glimpse into the creation of one of Lo Scarabeo's most beautiful early tarot decks.

Part printing artifact, part decorative poster, and part tarot history, it is an exceptional piece for collectors of tarot, fantasy illustration, Art Nouveau-inspired art, and rare Lo Scarabeo productions.

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🔹 Exceptional original uncut printing sheet from the legendary Tarocchi dell’Incubo (Nightmare Tarot), inspired by the cult Italian horror comic Dylan Dog.
🔹 Published in 1991 by Lo Scarabeo, under the artistic direction of Piero Alligo.
🔹 Illustrated by celebrated Dylan Dog artist Angelo Stano, whose distinctive artwork helped define the visual identity of one of Europe's most beloved horror comics.
🔹 This large-format production sheet displays all 22 Major Arcana exactly as they were arranged for printing before being cut into cards.
🔹 The reverse side features the complete card-back layout in its original factory configuration.
🔹 Includes the original Italian texts, card descriptions, and publishing information printed directly on the sheet.
🔹 Approximate size: 70 × 50 cm (27.5 × 19.7 inches).
🔹 Printed in Italy.

🔹 Condition: A- (Excellent). Light imperfections and handling wear consistent with age, as shown in the photographs.
🔹 A spectacular display piece for collectors of tarot, horror art, Italian comics, and Dylan Dog memorabilia.
🔹 Will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.

About the Tarocchi dell’Incubo

Created during the golden age of Lo Scarabeo's experimental tarot productions, the Tarocchi dell’Incubo reinterprets the Major Arcana through the dark and surreal universe of Dylan Dog, Italy's famous "Investigator of Nightmares."

Artist Angelo Stano transforms traditional tarot archetypes into scenes inspired by horror, dreams, mystery, and psychological symbolism. While preserving the structure of the Tarot de Marseille, the deck infuses each card with the gothic atmosphere and existential themes that made Dylan Dog an international cult phenomenon.

🪶 Collector's Note

Few tarot-related collectibles unite the worlds of comics, horror illustration, and tarot as successfully as the Tarocchi dell’Incubo. Produced at a time when Lo Scarabeo was pioneering innovative tarot concepts, this deck quickly became one of the publisher's most memorable creations.

Uncut printing sheets are considerably rarer than the decks themselves, as almost all were destroyed during the manufacturing process. This surviving example preserves the complete production layout exactly as it appeared on the printing press, offering a fascinating glimpse into the creation of one of Lo Scarabeo's most iconic early tarot projects.

For collectors of Dylan Dog, Angelo Stano, Italian comics, horror art, or rare tarot memorabilia, this is both a historical printing artifact and an impressive display piece.

This original uncut sheet from the 1980s reproduces the complete 78-card Tarot de Marseille deck first engraved and printed by Nicolas Conver, Maître Cartier à Marseille in 1761.

Published by Éditions Héron / Boechat Frères, this faithful reissue preserves the vivid historic coloring and authentic card proportions of the legendary Conver design — one of the cornerstones of all later Marseille decks.

🔹 Size: approx. 100 × 60 cm
🔹 Contains the 78 cards uncut, printed recto-verso
🔹 Printed in France, 1980s
🔹 Publisher: Éditions Héron / Boechat Frères
🔹 Condition: Excellent vintage condition — a few natural traces from age/storage

An exceptional collector’s item for lovers of historic tarot, antique printing, or Marseille iconography. Perfect for framing or archival preservation.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Uncut sheets were rarely released to the public. This piece offers a glimpse into the printing process of a classic Marseille tarot, making it a museum-worthy artifact of 20th-century French cartomancy history.

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🔹 Rare original uncut printing sheet poster for the legendary Tarocchi Celtici.
🔹 Published in 1994 by Lo Scarabeo under the direction of Pietro Alligo.
🔹 Stunning artwork by Giacinto Gaudenzi, one of the most celebrated tarot artists of the modern era.
🔹 This large-format poster reproduces the complete uncut printing sheet used to manufacture the Tarot deck, showing all 22 Major Arcana faces and card backs exactly as they were arranged for production.
🔹 Includes the original Italian explanatory text and mythological notes printed in the margins.
🔹 Approximate size: 71 × 50 cm (28 × 19.7 inches)
🔹 Condition: A- (Excellent) with only minimal signs of handling.
🔹 Will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.

About the Tarocchi Celtici:
First published in 1992, the Tarocchi Celtici (Celtic Tarot) is one of Lo Scarabeo’s most iconic decks. Inspired by Celtic mythology, legends, and deities, the deck combines rich historical symbolism with Giacinto Gaudenzi’s extraordinary painterly illustrations.

This uncut sheet offers a rare behind-the-scenes view of the printing process and is a highly desirable collectible for tarot enthusiasts, artists, and lovers of Celtic mythology.

🪶 Collector’s Note
Original uncut sheets were produced in very limited quantities and were never widely distributed. They are prized by collectors because they reveal the exact layout used at the printing press and preserve the artwork in a striking large-format display.

An exceptional wall piece and an increasingly scarce artifact from the golden age of Lo Scarabeo publishing.

🔹 Exceptional original uncut printing sheet poster of the legendary Le Tarot Symbolique Maçonnique.
🔹 Conceived and illustrated by Jean Beauchard.
🔹 Printed in 1987 by France Cartes Grimaud.
🔹 This impressive large-format sheet displays the complete tarot deck exactly as it was arranged for production, with all card faces on one side and the striking blue card backs on the reverse.
🔹 One of the most visually remarkable and symbolically rich tarot decks ever published by Grimaud, blending traditional tarot structure with profound Masonic and esoteric symbolism.
🔹 Approximate size: 77.5 × 62 cm (30.5 × 24.4 inches).
🔹 Condition: A+ (Near Mint) – exceptionally well preserved with only minimal signs of handling.
🔹 Ideal for framing and display as a unique work of esoteric art.
🔹 Will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.

About the Tarot

First published in 1987, Le Tarot Symbolique Maçonnique is a masterpiece of symbolic design. Jean Beauchard reinterpreted the tarot through the lens of Freemasonry, Hermetic philosophy, and initiatory tradition, creating a deck of extraordinary depth and visual power.

The result is both a divinatory tool and a sophisticated symbolic work, appreciated by tarot historians, esoteric students, and collectors of Masonic artifacts.

🪶 Collector’s Note

Original uncut sheets from Grimaud are exceedingly scarce, particularly for such an iconic and specialized deck. Unlike standard posters, this is an authentic production sheet used in the printing process, offering a fascinating glimpse into the manufacture of one of the most important French esoteric tarots of the twentieth century.

A magnificent and highly unusual collector’s piece for tarot enthusiasts, Freemasonry scholars, and lovers of symbolic art.

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🔹 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.

Exceptional original uncut printing sheet poster of I Tarocchi dei Lanzichenecchi.

Conceived and illustrated by renowned Italian artist Giorgio Trevisan, one of the most celebrated comic-book and fantasy illustrators of the late twentieth century.

🔹 Published in 1988 by Lo Scarabeo, under the direction of Piero Alligo, as part of the prestigious Tarocchi d’Arte series.
🔹 This impressive large-format sheet displays the complete set of 22 Major Arcana exactly as arranged for production before cutting, offering a rare glimpse into the printing process of one of Lo Scarabeo’s early artistic tarot creations.
🔹 Inspired by the turbulent world of the Landsknechts (Lanzichenecchi), the famous German mercenary soldiers of the Renaissance, the artwork combines historical atmosphere, medieval symbolism, and Trevisan’s rich painterly style.
🔹 Approximate size: 71 × 50 cm (28 × 19.7 inches)
🔹 Condition: A- (Excellent) – exceptionally well preserved with only minor signs of handling.
🔹 Features the artist's printed signature and publication details, making it a highly desirable display piece for tarot enthusiasts and collectors of Italian fantasy art.
🔹 Ideal for framing and display as a unique piece of tarot history.
🔹 Will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.

🪶 Collector's Note

Original uncut tarot sheets from the early years of Lo Scarabeo are becoming increasingly difficult to locate, especially those from the celebrated Tarocchi d’Arte collection. Unlike modern reproductions, these production sheets were never intended for widespread distribution and were usually discarded after printing.

The Lanzichenecchi Tarot occupies a special place in Lo Scarabeo's history, representing the publisher's transition toward richly illustrated artistic tarot decks that would later become famous worldwide. Giorgio Trevisan's dramatic interpretation of Renaissance Europe gives this sheet exceptional visual appeal, making it desirable both as a tarot collectible and as a work of fantasy illustration.

Exceptional original uncut printing sheet poster of I Tarocchi del Re Sole (The Tarot of the Sun King).
Conceived and illustrated by renowned Italian artist Paolo Piffarerio, celebrated for his elegant historical and adventure comic artwork.

Published in 1986 by Lo Scarabeo Azzurro, under the direction of Piero Alligo, during the formative years of what would become one of the world's most influential tarot publishers.

This large-format production sheet displays the complete tarot deck exactly as arranged before cutting, including the 22 Major Arcana, court cards, and suit cards, with the matching card backs printed on the reverse side.

Inspired by the grandeur of Louis XIV's France, the deck reimagines traditional tarot archetypes through the lavish costumes, courtly elegance, and historical atmosphere of the Sun King's era.

🔹 Approximate size: 71 × 50 cm (28 × 19.7 inches)
🔹 Condition: B+ (Very Good) – well preserved overall, showing only minor imperfections and light signs of storage.
🔹 An impressive and highly decorative piece, equally appealing to tarot collectors, historians of playing cards, and admirers of vintage Italian illustration.
🔹 Ideal for framing and display as a unique example of tarot publishing history.
🔹 Will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.

🪶 Collector's Note

Early Lo Scarabeo uncut sheets are among the most desirable production artifacts from  the golden age of modern tarot publishing. Produced in relatively small quantities and rarely preserved, they offer a fascinating glimpse into the manufacturing process behind some of the publisher's earliest artistic decks.

Created in 1986, I Tarocchi del Re Sole belongs to the pioneering generation of Lo Scarabeo decks that helped establish the publisher's reputation among tarot collectors worldwide. Paolo Piffarerio's detailed black-and-white illustrations evoke the splendor of seventeenth-century France, giving the deck a distinctive historical character unlike traditional Marseille or occult tarot designs.

Complete uncut sheets from this period are seldom encountered on the market and are increasingly sought after by both tarot historians and Lo Scarabeo collectors.

Exceptional original uncut printing sheet poster of I Ta Rock I – Tarocchi Rock.
Conceived and illustrated by acclaimed Italian artist Massimo Galloni, known for his dynamic comic-book style and striking pop-culture imagery.

Published in 1995 by Lo Scarabeo, under the artistic direction of Piero Alligo, during one of the publisher's most creative and experimental periods.
This impressive large-format sheet displays the complete tarot deck exactly as arranged for production before cutting, including the full set of 22 Major Arcana, transformed into legendary rock and pop icons of the twentieth century.

The deck brilliantly reimagines tarot archetypes through famous musicians and bands, featuring figures such as David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Madonna, Prince, Axl Rose, Kurt Cobain, Mick Jagger, Bon Jovi, Metallica, Kiss, Iron Maiden, Motörhead, Sepultura, and many others.

This sheet also includes the original tuck box artwork and card backs, offering a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into the printing process of one of Lo Scarabeo's most unusual and collectible decks.

🔹 Approximate size: 71 × 50 cm (28 × 19.7 inches)
🔹 Condition: A- (Excellent) – beautifully preserved with only light signs of handling and storage.
🔹 A spectacular display piece combining tarot history, rock memorabilia, comic art, and 1990s pop culture.
🔹 Ideal for framing and display in a music room, tarot collection, or vintage poster collection.
🔹 Will be shipped carefully rolled in a rigid cardboard tube.

🪶 Collector's Note

Few tarot decks capture the spirit of the 1990s quite like I Ta Rock I. Created during the golden age of Lo Scarabeo's artistic experimentation, the deck blends tarot symbolism with some of the most influential musicians in modern history.

Original uncut sheets from Lo Scarabeo are already difficult to find, but examples featuring licensed or recognizable cultural icons are particularly scarce. Unlike the finished deck, this production sheet preserves the complete manufacturing layout, including registration marks, box artwork, and card backs, making it a fascinating artifact of tarot publishing history.

For collectors of tarot, rock memorabilia, comic art, or vintage music culture, this is an exceptionally unusual and highly decorative piece.