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Although based on the venerable Tarot de Marseille, Wirth simplified the (wonderfully) baffling details that had accumulated over centuries, sharpening the symbolism. The 22 Trumps are the same version as The Golden Wirth Tarot, with a few insignificant differences. I have the very nice Golden Wirth deck with just the 22 Trumps, as well as Wirth’s excellent book Tarot of the Magicians, which includes card stock versions of his 1896 deck.

The 22 Major cards have French titles and the Hebrew letters attributed to each card by Eliphas Levi, and popularized by Oswald Wirth. These cards were created by Oswald Wirth at the dictation of the initiate Stanislas de Guaita.

Oswald Wirth Tarot Majors, 1889 & 1926 ^[2]

In the preface to his book, “Le Tarot, des lmagiers du Moyen” published in Paris in 1926 and translated into English as “The Tarot of the Magicians” by Samuel Weiser in 1985, Wirth attributes his blossoming knowledge of tarot to another young occultist, Stanislas de Guaita.

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This historical tarot deck, created in the Marseilles style, is based upon the original designs by famous Swiss kabbalist and occultist Oswald Wirth. The 22 Major cards have French titles and the Hebrew letters attributed to each card by Eliphas Levi, and popularized by Oswald Wirth.

These cards were created by Oswald Wirth at the dictation of the initiate Stanislas de Guaita.

Symbolic Tarot of Wirth: 78 full colour tarot cards and instructions: Amazon.co.uk: Oswald Wirth, Mirko Negri: 9788865276952: Books [4]

Symbolic Tarot of Wirth: 78 full colour tarot cards and instructions Cards – 25 Mar.

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Tarot of the Magicians by Swiss occultist artist and author Oswald Wirth was first published in Paris in 1927, and a Weiser edition was later released in 1985. Long unavailable, the book is back in print in a beautiful new package with fullcolor pullout cards reproducing Wirth’s 1889 tarot deck.

Is Wirth’s grand scheme correct? As he himself confesses at the beginning, we must find our own way through the maze of Tarot.

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OSWALD WIRTH TAROT ^[7]

1960s a French edition of the Oswald Wirth Tarot cards ‘Le Tarot des Imagiers du Moyen-Age, Planches edition’ 22 cards in original envelope,

Symbolic Tarot Of Wirth Deck Tarô Simbólico De Oswald Wirth ^[8]

Os seus estudos conduzem-no assim a completá-lo, oferecendo-nos em 1927, O Golden Wirth Tarot, ao qual foram adicionados nesta edição os 56 Arcanos Menores, encenados de acordo com os códigos expressos nas várias publicações do mestre e, em particular, com a sua convicção de que os símbolos de cada carta se revelam mais completamente quando associados aos das outras lâminas.

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Oswald Wirth ^[10]

Joseph Paul Oswald Wirth (5 August 1860, Brienz, Canton of Bern – 9 March 1943) was a Swiss occultist, artist and author. He studied esotericism and symbolism with Stanislas de Guaita and in 1889 he created, under the guidance of de Guaita, a cartomantic Tarot consisting only of the twenty-two Major Arcana.[1] Known as “Les 22 Arcanes du Tarot Kabbalistique”, it followed the designs of the Tarot de Marseille closely but introduced several alterations, incorporating extant occult symbolism into the cards.[1][2] The Wirth/de Guaita deck is significant in the history of the tarot for being the first in a long line of occult, cartomantic, and initiatory decks.[2]

– Seminar Interlaken around Oswald Wirth near his birth place June 2014 Switzerland (in French)

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OSWALD WIRTH DECK OF 1926 Undoubtedly the most beautiful Tarot deck of the 20th century, these Tarot cards were designed originally in 1889 by the symbolist, Oswald Wirth, and published in a slightly ^[12]

TAROT – OSWALD WIRTH DECK OF 1926 Undoubtedly the most beautiful Tarot deck of the 20th century, these Tarot cards were designed originally in 1889 by the symbolist, Oswald Wirth, and published in a slightly amended form, in a limited lithographic edition, during 1926.

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OSWALD WIRTH DECK The second, revised and coloured Tarot deck designed by the French arcanist, Oswald Wirth. This is essentially a more decorative treatment of his earlier deck, the so-called first Ta ^[15]

TAROT – OSWALD WIRTH DECK The second, revised and coloured Tarot deck designed by the French arcanist, Oswald Wirth.

Review Golden Wirth Tarot from Oswald Wirth published by Lo scarabeo ^[16]

A brief summary of Oswald Wirth’s life precedes the presentation of the 22 cards of the Major Arcana. Understanding Wirth’s vision (and all the occultists of his time: Papus, Levi, Waite), comparing it card by card with the canonical version of the Tarot de Marseille; it means to understand the reason for the details of Marseille that can go unnoticed when compared with modern RWS tarot cards. The experienced practitioner will be able to obtain this customized version, or an original version, of Oswald Wirth’s tarot to further his study of the Tarot de Marseille.

Oswald Wirth was born in 1860 and is known for his occult and esoteric work on the Tarot de Marseille. The line and aesthetics of Wirth’s images are much more modern than the medieval imagery of the Tarot de Marseille, it is true.

Oswald Wirth Facsimile Decks by Marco Benedetti ^[17]

The box cover for the gold deck is a slightly redesigned facsimile, printed in gold, of the cover of the first edition of Wirth’s book, Le Tarot des Imagiers du Moyen-Age.

Le Tarot des Imagiers du Moyen-Age (Oswald Wirth Tarot, Planches edition) ^[18]

French edition of the tarot cards created by Oswald Wirth for his famous tome Le Tarot des Imagiers du Moyen-Age, published by Planches.

Oswald Wirth Tarot ^[19]

Oswald Wirth, o conhecido ocultista e cabalista suíço (1860-1943), desenhou sua primeira versão dos 22 arcanos maiores, em 1889, baseando-se no Tarô de Marselha e em outros jogos do seu tempo, mas introduzindo algumas modificações com base nos escritos de Eliphas Levi.

OSWALD WIRTH DECK OF 1926 Undoubtedly the most beautiful Tarot deck of the 20th century, these Tarot cards were designed originally in 1889 by the symbolist, Oswald Wirth, and published in a slightly ^[20]

TAROT – OSWALD WIRTH DECK OF 1926 Undoubtedly the most beautiful Tarot deck of the 20th century, these Tarot cards were designed originally in 1889 by the symbolist, Oswald Wirth, and published in a slightly amended form, in a limited lithographic edition, during 1926.

US Games Systems Tarot Tarot of Oswald Wirth Oswald Wirth Tarot buy from AZUM: price, reviews, description, review ^[21]

In the 19th century, in France, in the community of two occultists Oswald Wirth and Stanislav Gweit, the disciples of Eliphas Levi, a new deck appeared that accumulated all the philosophical and kabbalistic views of the French occult school of that time. Using the symbolism of Tarot Eliphas Levi and on the basis of the classic Marseille Tarot Wirth developed his own system.

In his book “Tarot Mages”, Oswald Wirth establishes the connection of twenty-two Great Arcana and ten Sephiroth of the Tree of Life, based on the hematric reduction of twenty-two Tarot numbers. For the first time Oswald Wirth’s deck was printed in France in 1927.

Hope Springs Eternal: The Evolution of Mass-Market Oswald Wirth Tarots ^[22]

In any case, the Wirth images are some of the best classic tarot images that exist: the 1889 images are simple and profound; the 1926 images are an elegant elaboration on those original trumps; and the 1966 images are fascinating in their own right. This only occurs to me because Lo Scarabeo released the Golden Wirth Tarot Grand Trumps in 2015. Standard tarot cards, that is, the standard RWS size, measure 70mm by 120mm; the 1976 Wirth by U.S.

The argument has rightly been made that the “tarot” consists of the twenty-two trump images and that the tarot was then grafted onto a four-suited deck of playing cards, creating the most common form of the deck of cards now called “tarot.” So be it, but I still prefer to use a deck of around 78 cards, and it has forever pained me that Oswald Wirth never attempted the courts and pips of the four other suits. Over the years, many versions of the Oswald Wirth tarot have popped up, some from mainstream publishers, some from independent marketers, but the other four suits have always been the issue for me.

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Oswald Wirth Tarot Deck ^[24]

This deck 78 card deck is based on a limited edition 22 card deck done by Oswald Wirth in 1889.

Oswald Wirth Tarot – OW78 ^[25]

This historical tarot deck, created in the Marseilles style, is based upon the original designs by famous Swiss kabbalist and occultist Oswald Wirth.

Symbolic Tarot of Wirth ^[26]

Oswald Wirth is the last and greatest author of the French School of Tarot.

Tarot Oswald Wirth ^[27]

Ce très beau Tarot, inspiré du Tarot de Marseille, est basé sur les dessins originaux du célèbre kabbaliste et occultiste suisse Oswald Wirth.