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RMWH9PWH–Tarot card - Death as a skeleton with scythe and hour-glass in an Italian pack of the 17th century.
RMMC6H7N–TAROT CARDS - THE DE LAURENCE DECK The fourth set of four cards of the De Laurence deck of the 22 Major pack of the Tarot: the Death card, Temperance, The Devil and The Tower. These are probably the first esoteric Tarot cards to be designed specifically for use in the United States of America. This series of cards is an adaptation of the designs drawn for the Order of the Golden Dawn by Pamela Colman Smith, under the supervision of A.E. Waite, by the American Rosicrucian, L.W. de Laurence, and were published in his work, The Illustrated Key To the Tarot, 1918.
RMD95W4Y–Tarot Card of Death, the grim reaper. Noblet tarot, 17th century. Tarot pack of 22 cards was used in fortune telling.
RM2M7GG02–The Death Major Arcana tarot card on felt card table, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
RM2B5G2BP–Death tarot card from the Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite isolated on white background
RFHT9THG–Moscow, Russia - January 29, 2017: Tarot card Death. Labirinth tarot deck. Esoteric background
RM2B8771D–Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite on cloth with Death tarot card upturned
RM2B7WJ8B–hand holding Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite with Death tarot card upturned
RFW144CR–Major Arcana Emblem Tarot Card. Death. Woman dressed in veils and ancient widow clothes carrying a sickle and a sprig of flowers in one hand. Hat deco
RF2T9T4R3–Back view of crop unrecognizable female fortune teller in costume picking death tarot card while sitting at table with burning candles and crystal
![TAROT - THE DEATH CARD Three examples of the Death - the thirteenth card - from various Tarot decks. [Left] from the traditional French, Marseilles deck, which seems to go back to the eighteenth century. [Middle] from an Italian deck, of the late 19th century, La Morte - a deck often used in the game called Tarrochi, as well as for predicting the future. [Right] from the deck designed by the 19th century French symbolist, Oswald Wirth. Wirth ascribed numerous associations to the card - for instance, he insisted on linking it with the Hebrew letter Mem [top right]. As with the traditional M Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MC6EJ3/tarot-the-death-card-three-examples-of-the-death-the-thirteenth-card-from-various-tarot-decks-left-from-the-traditional-french-marseilles-deck-which-seems-to-go-back-to-the-eighteenth-century-middle-from-an-italian-deck-of-the-late-19th-century-la-morte-a-deck-often-used-in-the-game-called-tarrochi-as-well-as-for-predicting-the-future-right-from-the-deck-designed-by-the-19th-century-french-symbolist-oswald-wirth-wirth-ascribed-numerous-associations-to-the-card-for-instance-he-insisted-on-linking-it-with-the-hebrew-letter-mem-top-right-as-with-the-traditional-m-MC6EJ3.jpg "TAROT - THE DEATH CARD Three examples of the Death - the thirteenth card - from various Tarot decks. [Left] from the traditional French, Marseilles deck, which seems to go back to the eighteenth century. [Middle] from an Italian deck, of the late 19th century, La Morte - a deck often used in the game called Tarrochi, as well as for predicting the future. [Right] from the deck designed by the 19th century French symbolist, Oswald Wirth. Wirth ascribed numerous associations to the card - for instance, he insisted on linking it with the Hebrew letter Mem [top right]. As with the traditional M Stock Photo")
RMMC6EJ3–TAROT - THE DEATH CARD Three examples of the Death - the thirteenth card - from various Tarot decks. [Left] from the traditional French, Marseilles deck, which seems to go back to the eighteenth century. [Middle] from an Italian deck, of the late 19th century, La Morte - a deck often used in the game called Tarrochi, as well as for predicting the future. [Right] from the deck designed by the 19th century French symbolist, Oswald Wirth. Wirth ascribed numerous associations to the card - for instance, he insisted on linking it with the Hebrew letter Mem [top right]. As with the traditional M
RMCR53GP–Euro coin on the tarot card 'death', destruction, corruption, symbolic image for the break-up of the European Monetary Union
RM2B7WJG7–hand holding Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite with Death tarot card upturned
RFHYCBTB–Moscow, Russia - January 29, 2017: Tarot card Death. Labirinth tarot deck. Esoteric background
RM2B87JGT–Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite fanned on red cloth with Death tarot card upturned
RMMC6F66–The Death card of Crowley's Book of Thoth Tarot. Crowley's designs for the Tarot, while impressive, are intensely individualistic, and do not relaly pertain to the established occult symbolism of the Tarot tradition. They were painted by his associate, Lady Frieda Harris. Like many tarot-designers and magicians, Crowley believed that the original card designs had been lost, and that his own cards recovered this lost meaning for the New Age - the Age of Horus - which was to come.
RMCEWND0–Tarot cards layed out in a square with the Death card in the middle and a pack of cards on the side with the World card on top
RFHYCC1W–Moscow, Russia - January 29, 2017: Tarot card Death. Labirinth tarot deck. Esoteric background
RF2PH57NB–Tarot card Death and mobile phone mockup for divination application ad promotion isolated on white background.
RF2WM2NAW–Golden Tarot card with a skull symbolizing Death. Tarot symbolism. Mystery, astrology, esoteric. Vector illustration
![TAROT CARDS - GEBELIN DESIGN - DEVIL - DEATH - WHEEL - TOWER [Top left] The Devil, card 15 of the set pictured by the French Mason, Court de Gebelin, in 1773, based on the Marseille decks he had seen. Gebelin identified the card with Typhon, the Greek equivalent of the Egyptian god of darkness, Set. See Court de Gebelin, Le Monde primitive, Vols. III [1773] and VIII [1781]. [Top right] the Death card, number 13 of the Gebelin design. [Bottom left] The Wheel of Fortune, card 10 of the Gebelin design. [Bottom right] The House of God, card 16, of the Gebelin design, which he uniquely i Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/MC6G6D/tarot-cards-gebelin-design-devil-death-wheel-tower-top-left-the-devil-card-15-of-the-set-pictured-by-the-french-mason-court-de-gebelin-in-1773-based-on-the-marseille-decks-he-had-seen-gebelin-identified-the-card-with-typhon-the-greek-equivalent-of-the-egyptian-god-of-darkness-set-see-court-de-gebelin-le-monde-primitive-vols-iii-1773-and-viii-1781-top-right-the-death-card-number-13-of-the-gebelin-design-bottom-left-the-wheel-of-fortune-card-10-of-the-gebelin-design-bottom-right-the-house-of-god-card-16-of-the-gebelin-design-which-he-uniquely-i-MC6G6D.jpg "TAROT CARDS - GEBELIN DESIGN - DEVIL - DEATH - WHEEL - TOWER [Top left] The Devil, card 15 of the set pictured by the French Mason, Court de Gebelin, in 1773, based on the Marseille decks he had seen. Gebelin identified the card with Typhon, the Greek equivalent of the Egyptian god of darkness, Set. See Court de Gebelin, Le Monde primitive, Vols. III [1773] and VIII [1781]. [Top right] the Death card, number 13 of the Gebelin design. [Bottom left] The Wheel of Fortune, card 10 of the Gebelin design. [Bottom right] The House of God, card 16, of the Gebelin design, which he uniquely i Stock Photo")
RMMC6G6D–TAROT CARDS - GEBELIN DESIGN - DEVIL - DEATH - WHEEL - TOWER [Top left] The Devil, card 15 of the set pictured by the French Mason, Court de Gebelin, in 1773, based on the Marseille decks he had seen. Gebelin identified the card with Typhon, the Greek equivalent of the Egyptian god of darkness, Set. See Court de Gebelin, Le Monde primitive, Vols. III [1773] and VIII [1781]. [Top right] the Death card, number 13 of the Gebelin design. [Bottom left] The Wheel of Fortune, card 10 of the Gebelin design. [Bottom right] The House of God, card 16, of the Gebelin design, which he uniquely i
RMPFFH2Y–In Tarot, Death is not the last card but marks a transition from one state to another. (Also six other Tarot cards)
RM2M7GFXX–The Devil and Death Major Arcana Tarot cards on felt card table, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
RMCEJKBX–Tarot cards layed out in a square with the Death card in the middle and a pack of cards on the side with the Star card on top
RFHWKRP7–Moscow, Russia - January 29, 2017: Tarot card Death. Labirinth tarot deck. Esoteric mysterious background for reading
RF2WNMBCW–Set of Golden Tarot cards with magical Sun, Moon, Star and Death symbols. Mystery, astrology, esoteric. Vector illustration
RF2C501YD–Wiccan witch reading the future at her altar using 5 card tarot spread on bright yellow cloth (flat lay) Hand painted Death tarot card holding in hand
RMMC6GK5–Tarot Cards-Majo Arcana- The Parisian Tarot. Card 14. The Temperance and Card 15. The Devil, The Death Card. Two cards from a Major Arcana picture Tarot, probably designed in an archaizing style in loose imitation of the Rosicrucian deck designed by Pamela Coleman Smith, alongside A.E.Waite, and various earlier decks, such as that published by Encausse (Papus) in The Tarot of the Bohemians at the end of the 19th century, post 1905, but earlier than 1912. The name Parisian Tarot was given by the owner of the deck - it might however be called the Tau Tarot, from the intriguing letter Tau at the
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