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Turin, Barolo Palace, April 24 - May 25, 1997 Under the Aegis of the Piedmont Region Ministry of National Heritage and Culture Historical - Scientific Plan Cultural Association “Le Tarot” - Faenza Chairman: Andrea Vitali Bibliographic research Institute for the Research on Arts and Folklore A. Graf – Bologna Scientific Committee Giordano Berti Essayist, Chairman of the “Graf Institute”, Bologna Marco Bertozzi Philosophy of History, Ferrara University Marco Bussagli History of Art, Academy of Art, Rome Omar Calabrese Visual Communication, Siena University Giampaolo Caprettini Semiotics, Turin University Franco Cardini Medieval History, Florence University Lorenzo Dattrino Patristics, Lateran University, Rome Anna Maria Donadoni Curator of the Egyptian Museum of Turin Massimo Introvigne Chairman of CESNUR (Study on New Religions) Enrichetta Leospo Director of the Egyptian Museum of Turin Gian Luigi Morgia Historian of Heraldry Dario Sabbatucci History of Religions, La Sapienza University, Rome Cecilia Gatto-Trocchi Cultural Anthropology, Perugia University Paolo Aldo Rossi History of Scientific Thought, Genoa University Andrea Vitali Iconologist, Chairman of the Association “Le Tarot” Claudio Widmann Psychoanalyst Catalogue edited by G. Berti and A. Vitali (Le Tarot Editions) Reprint of the same book published during the previous exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of Bologna. On this occasion, the following preface essay has been included Giordano Berti I tarocchi piemontesi (Piedmontese tarots) Origin of displayed works National University Library, Turin Municipal Library of the Archiginnasio, Bologna Marazza Library, Borgomanero Egyptian Museum, Turin Cultural Association “Le Tarot”, Faenza “In Arte” of Maurizio and Amedeo Cocchi, antiquarians in Milan Pietro Alligo, Turin Mario Contarini, Lugo Guglielmo Invernizzi, Como Osvaldo Menegazzi, Milan Francesco Montevecchi, Faenza Antonio Romano, Faenza Guido Sogliani, Modena Mauro Biondi, Ravenna Maurizio Bonora, Ferrara |
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FAENZA / SINCE 1985
History, art and symbolism of Tarot.
An editorial archive dedicated to Tarot and its history in art, culture and symbolism.
LE TAROT / EDITORIAL ARCHIVE
Tarots: The Real Cards
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Turin, Barolo Palace, April 24 - May 25, 1997 Under the Aegis of the Piedmont Region Ministry of National Heritage and Culture Historical - Scientific Plan Cultural Association “Le Tarot” - Faenza Chairman: Andrea Vitali Bibliographic research Institute for the Research on Arts and Folklore A. Graf – Bologna Scientific Committee Giordano Berti Essayist, Chairman of the “Graf Institute”, Bologna Marco Bertozzi Philosophy of History, Ferrara University Marco Bussagli History of Art, Academy of Art, Rome Omar Calabrese Visual Communication, Siena University Giampaolo Caprettini Semiotics, Turin University Franco Cardini Medieval History, Florence University Lorenzo Dattrino Patristics, Lateran University, Rome Anna Maria Donadoni Curator of the Egyptian Museum of Turin Massimo Introvigne Chairman of CESNUR (Study on New Religions) Enrichetta Leospo Director of the Egyptian Museum of Turin Gian Luigi Morgia Historian of Heraldry Dario Sabbatucci History of Religions, La Sapienza University, Rome Cecilia Gatto-Trocchi Cultural Anthropology, Perugia University Paolo Aldo Rossi History of Scientific Thought, Genoa University Andrea Vitali Iconologist, Chairman of the Association “Le Tarot” Claudio Widmann Psychoanalyst Catalogue edited by G. Berti and A. Vitali (Le Tarot Editions) Reprint of the same book published during the previous exhibition at the Archaeological Museum of Bologna. On this occasion, the following preface essay has been included Giordano Berti I tarocchi piemontesi (Piedmontese tarots) Origin of displayed works National University Library, Turin Municipal Library of the Archiginnasio, Bologna Marazza Library, Borgomanero Egyptian Museum, Turin Cultural Association “Le Tarot”, Faenza “In Arte” of Maurizio and Amedeo Cocchi, antiquarians in Milan Pietro Alligo, Turin Mario Contarini, Lugo Guglielmo Invernizzi, Como Osvaldo Menegazzi, Milan Francesco Montevecchi, Faenza Antonio Romano, Faenza Guido Sogliani, Modena Mauro Biondi, Ravenna Maurizio Bonora, Ferrara |
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