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RMWH9PRP–The Emperor from Waite's pack, Waite's version of the Devil, and the Nine of Swords from Waite's pack.
RF2REC334–Set of burning candles with devil tarot cards and transparent glass ball with smooth colorful stones on wooden stand placed on table of fortune teller
RM2B69MYE–The Devil tarot card from the Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite isolated on white background
RM2B877RR–Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite on cloth with The Devil tarot card upturned
RM2B7WHRA–hand holding Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite with The Devil tarot card upturned
RM2M7GG02–The Death Major Arcana tarot card on felt card table, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
RFPKXD8J–Pack of symbolic pictorial Tarot cards with the Devil or Satan uppermost spread out over a green background viewed close up high angle
RF2C6DYP8–Tarot reading with pink mobile phone help. Cards laid out in grid of nine with crystals in background.
RM2B7WJBT–hand holding Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite with The Devil tarot card upturned
RMMC6GJM–Tarot Cards-Majo Arcana- The Parisian Tarot. Card 9, The Hermit, and Card 15. The Devil 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 head of each card.
RM2B87HX7–Rider Tarot Cards designed by Pamela Colman Smith under supervision of Arthur Edward Waite fanned on red cloth with The Devil tarot card upturned
RM2M7GFXX–The Devil and Death Major Arcana Tarot cards on felt card table, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
RM2PPM937–Female hand with purple nails holds tarot card named Devil over white surface with open notebook and candle. Top view
RF2HKC21Y–Minsk, Belarus - February 2022: Devil cards in tarot divination with candles and stones on a light table with dried flowers and a blue tablecloth. Mag
RMWH9PTY–Tarot cards - A design after Court de Gebelin of a hermaphrodite Devil with bat's wings and the antlers of a stag
RMMC6GK4–Tarot Cards-Majo Arcana- The Parisian Tarot. Card 9, The Hermit, and Card 15. The Devil 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 head of each card.
RF2C6MNEB–Tarot cards from the 1910 Rider-Waite design. Tarot reading with cards and crystal with Devil card in centre of nine cards
RF2AHX3M8–Two woman hands with long nails holding a tarot card with the text I have come to do the devil's work. Occult poster about summoning demons
RM2M7GG03–The Justice Major Arcana tarot card on felt card table, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
RF2H7WNMF–Minsk, Belarus - November 2021: A fortune teller makes a Tarot layout and holds a Devil card in her hand. Magic and occultism.
RMR9ECRB–Tower, Devil and Death from a tarot deck of the Tarot de Marseille, floating on a burning fire background
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
RMMX9NRE–. English: Trump The Devil (Nr. XV) from the 1JJ tarot deck. 19th century card design. German version. between 1831 and 1838. Unknown 13 1JJ Tarot - Trump 15 - German - Der Teufel
RM2M7GFY1–The Lovers Major Arcana tarot card on felt card table, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
RF2GEX15C–Female hand with purple nails holds tarot card named The Devil over white surface with open notebook and candle. Top view. Minsk, Belarus - 07.28.2021
RFJ80YTH–Tarot card illustration set. Suit of the devil, suit of the tower and suit of the star with clipping path.
RFT9BB6T–Tarot Card Concept. Devil. Mask with horns. Devil costume and text banner isolated on white background.
RMMC6GJT–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
RMMBD7KB–TAROT CARDS - THE DEVIL CARD Le Diable, or Devil card, from the Tarot pack printed at Besançon by J. Blanche. Although printed about 1835, the designs for this deck were purposely archaizing. They appear to have been stencil-coloured.
RMMBD4T7–TAROT - 'RIDER WAITE' DECK OF PAMELA COLEMAN-SMITH Four cards, from the series of 22 cards in the Charles Walker Collection, of the so-called Rider Waite deck: The Hanged Man, Death, Temperance and The Devil. This particular deck, in the CW Collection, consists of a full set of hand-coloured card from the 1910 series designed by Pamela Coleman Smith, and claimed wrongly by Arthur Edward Waite to be 'his' design. Pamela Coleman Smith's abbreviated signature appears on each of the cards, which were used in the 1911 edition of, The Key to the Tarot, authored by Waite. The deck is wrongly c
RMMC6F2F–TAROT CARDS - THE DEVIL CARD The Devil card from the Morgan Greer tarot deck, based on the symbolism of Eliphas Levi and Foster Case. Copyright Morgan and Morgan Inc.
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