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Antique Arcana
€490.00 EUR
A striking and highly unconventional tarot, the Tarot de Louttre B stands as one of the most distinctive artistic decks of the late 20th century.
Created by Louttre B (Marc-Antoine Bissière), this deck was produced in 1981 in collaboration with Grimaud for the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, marking the opening of the exhibition:
“Cartes à jouer anciennes, un rêve de collectionneurs.”
Minimalist, raw, and deliberately unfinished in appearance, this tarot strips the Marseille tradition down to its pure symbolic essence — removing human figures entirely and focusing on structure, rhythm, and form.
🔸 Artist: Louttre B (Marc-Antoine Bissière)
🔸 Publisher: Grimaud
🔸 Year: 1981
🔸 Origin: France
🔹 Includes:
🔹 Card titles: French
🔹 Suits: Épée, Bâton, Coupe, Denier
🔹 Court cards: Valet, Cavalier, Reine, Roi
🔹 Backs: reversible
This deck is deeply rooted in a unique artistic approach:
Some cards play with perception:
Originally derived from the extremely rare book “Le Tarot des familles” (limited to only 75 copies), this deck carries a strong connection to artist book traditions and experimental printmaking.
🔸 Cards are in very good condition
🔸 Complete with booklet and inserts
🔸 Box shows visible wear, small tears, and age-related marks (as pictured)
Reviewed by Rachel Pollack in The New Tarot (1990), this deck is recognized for its radical departure from traditional tarot systems:
“The sparseness in the deck makes the details constantly suggestive.”
Its intentional simplicity places it at the opposite end of richly illustrated modern decks — offering instead a quiet, intellectual, and deeply interpretative experience.
Rarely seen complete with its original packaging, this is a museum-linked tarot artifact, highly sought after by collectors.
Antique Arcana
€490.00 EUR
€490.00 EUR
€490.00 EUR
A striking and highly unconventional tarot, the Tarot de Louttre B stands as one of the most distinctive artistic decks of the late 20th century.
Created by Louttre B (Marc-Antoine Bissière), this deck was produced in 1981 in collaboration with Grimaud for the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, marking the opening of the exhibition:
“Cartes à jouer anciennes, un rêve de collectionneurs.”
Minimalist, raw, and deliberately unfinished in appearance, this tarot strips the Marseille tradition down to its pure symbolic essence — removing human figures entirely and focusing on structure, rhythm, and form.
🔸 Artist: Louttre B (Marc-Antoine Bissière)
🔸 Publisher: Grimaud
🔸 Year: 1981
🔸 Origin: France
🔹 Includes:
🔹 Card titles: French
🔹 Suits: Épée, Bâton, Coupe, Denier
🔹 Court cards: Valet, Cavalier, Reine, Roi
🔹 Backs: reversible
This deck is deeply rooted in a unique artistic approach:
Some cards play with perception:
Originally derived from the extremely rare book “Le Tarot des familles” (limited to only 75 copies), this deck carries a strong connection to artist book traditions and experimental printmaking.
🔸 Cards are in very good condition
🔸 Complete with booklet and inserts
🔸 Box shows visible wear, small tears, and age-related marks (as pictured)
Reviewed by Rachel Pollack in The New Tarot (1990), this deck is recognized for its radical departure from traditional tarot systems:
“The sparseness in the deck makes the details constantly suggestive.”
Its intentional simplicity places it at the opposite end of richly illustrated modern decks — offering instead a quiet, intellectual, and deeply interpretative experience.
Rarely seen complete with its original packaging, this is a museum-linked tarot artifact, highly sought after by collectors.
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