Iconographie liée au tarot : il y a des ressemblances, thèmes et symboles, styles, involontaires ou non, dans des oeuvres très variées.
– Gauguin, Paul, Still-Life with Three Puppies, 1888, Oil on wood, 92 x 63 cm, Museum of Modern Art, New York
– Angelico, Fra, Institution of the Eucharist, 1445-46, Pen and wash on pink tinted paper, 135 x 179 mm, Musée du Louvre, Paris
– Masters, unknown German woodcutters, Playing card, c. 1490s, Woodcut, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
La moitié des thèmes du tarot se retrouvent dans ce bas-relief datant de la contre-réforme :
– Unknown master, flemish, Christ, Saviour of Mankind, 1590s, Alabaster, 57 x 48 cm, Rockox House, Antwerp
– Medieval sculptor, French, Pilaster capital, c. 1130, Stone, Cathedral, Autun
– Medieval sculptor, French, Capital, c. 1150, Stone, Saint-Andoche, Saulieu
– Medieval sculptor, Spanish (active c. 1145 in Pamplona), The Passion of Job (third narrow side of a capital), c. 1145, Stone, Cathedral, Pamplona
– Miniaturist, greek, Collection of Medical Texts, c. 1000, Manuscript (Plut. 74. 7), Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Florence
– Allori, Alessandro, Lunette fresco (detail), 1578-82, Fresco, Villa Medici, Poggio a Caiano
Maison-dieu, pendu, chariot, empereur, impératrice …
- Médiagraphie : Web Gallery of Arts wga.hu
- Voir aussi : Tarots
– Gentileschi, Artemisia, Minerva, 1640s, Oil on canvas, 131 x 103 cm, Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence
À la fois le bateleur et le fou réunis dans cette gravure :
– Varie Figure by Jacques Callot (on Riverrun Books & Manuscripts)
– Bosch, Hieronymus, The Wayfarer, Oil on panel, diameter 71,5 cm, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam