File:Prince-castracani-fibbia.jpg

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File:Prince-castracani-fibbia.jpg

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English: The painting depicts Prince Francesco Antelminelli Castracani Fibbia (1360-1419) with a deck of Tarot cards, tarocchino bolognese. The Queen of Batons can be seen, bearing the Fibbia arms. There is no historical evidence that Tarot had been invented until two decades after the Prince's death.
Date Late 1600s.
Source Scanned from Andrea Vitali's Il Tarocchino di Bologna
Author The artist is unknown.
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