Review by Midwest Book Review for Tarot and Other Meditation Decks: History, Theory, Aesthetics, Typology Rating:
Highly recommended for Metaphysical Studies and Art History reference collections, Tarot And Other Meditation Decks: History, Theory, Aesthetics, Typology by Emily E. Auger (Professor of art History, Malaspina University College, British Columbia, Canada) is more a work of art history than a systematic study of the metaphysical and meditative aid that is the traditional Tarot deck. Black-and-white photographs of a wide variety of illustrated deck styles, along with extensive insights concerning various interpretations of a theme both artistically and in actual tarot readings, Tarot And Other Meditation Decks is a superbly researched and presented in-depth exploratory that informatively reveals the significance of artistic passion in an often-overlooked venue of visual imagery in the history of Western Art.
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Review by Midwest Book Review for Tarot and Other Meditation Decks: History, Theory, Aesthetics, Typology
Rating:
Highly recommended for Metaphysical Studies and Art History reference collections, Tarot And Other Meditation Decks: History, Theory, Aesthetics, Typology by Emily E. Auger (Professor of art History, Malaspina University College, British Columbia, Canada) is more a work of art history than a systematic study of the metaphysical and meditative aid that is the traditional Tarot deck. Black-and-white photographs of a wide variety of illustrated deck styles, along with extensive insights concerning various interpretations of a theme both artistically and in actual tarot readings, Tarot And Other Meditation Decks is a superbly researched and presented in-depth exploratory that informatively reveals the significance of artistic passion in an often-overlooked venue of visual imagery in the history of Western Art.