Bending
forks. It's very empowering. What more can I say? This site
also includes a zodiac compatibility chart and free e-cards
with astrological symbols made from contorted cutlery.
E-cocktails
served by lingerie-clad Barbies. Total time-wasting!
Most
of my other sites are linkedfrom here, my main portal.
And here are
some other tarot sites that I recommend:
My Publishers
:) There's a great Card Museum on their site, from the collection
of their Chairman and probably the world's foremost expert
on the History of Tarot, Stuart Kaplan.
This
fabulous site has a comprehensive listing of tarot decks,
with several examples from each deck as well as a mini-review.
If you're looking to acquire a new tarot deck, I can't recommend
this site more highly. It also has a most excellent and intelligent
collection of links. And it's Australian, too.
A great
place to search and buy rare tarot decks - a must for any
collector. These WONDERFUL people discovered a company breaching
my copyright and producing printed versions of my cards and
took the effort to track me down and let me know, for which
I'm forever grateful.
Scholarly
study of the development of antique Tarot and other Renaissance
cards. Many fascinating links and essays.
*added March 2004*
Diane
Wilkes is now webmaster of this large, comprehensive and long-established
tarot site. Other reviewers include Lee Bursten, Michele Jackson
and many more.
Free
short readings or excellent positional detailed readings with
a range of decks.
And here are
some other tarot artist and author sites that I
recommend:
Kris
Waldherr, artist/author of the popular Goddess Tarot &
the upcoming and absolutely gorgeous Lover's Path tarot. A
sumptuous experience. *added
March 2004*
Karen
Mahony and Alexandr Ukolov's very original Tarot of Prague.
*added
March 2004*
Sarah
Ovenall and Georg Patterson's Victoria Regina Tarot, one of
my favourite decks. Also, great advice on copyright for collage
artists.
Rachel
Pollack isn't just a world authority on tarot - have a look
at all the other stuff she does too.
*added March 2004*
The late
and much lamented Brian Williams, creator of the Renaissance
Tarot, PoMo Tarot etc and tour guide extraordinaire. Passed
away in 2002. *added
March 2004*
Robert
M. Place, artist/author of the Tarot of the Saints, Alchemical
Tarot, Angel Tarot and the recent Buddha Tarot.
*added March 2004*
And here are
some other art sites that I recommend:
Web Gallery
of Art - Online collection of European Art 1200 - 1700AD.
Amazing.
The Cloisters,
at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art. Wonderful site,
you can zoom right in to look at 50 pieces of the collection.
*added March 2004*
Edinburgh
University (Scotland) - Rich and varied collections of archives,
manuscripts, theses, maps, and early printed books.
National
Gallery (London) - Their permanent collection spans the period
from about 1250 to 1900 and consists of Western European paintings.
The collection contains over 2,300 paintings by many of the
world's most famous artists.
Established
in 1793 by the French Republic, the Louvre Museum, incorporating
works dating from the birth of the great antique civilisations
right up to the first half of the XIXth century.
EuroGallery
is a facility that allows you to search through the websites
of European museums and galleries which have their collections
online.
Manuscript
Gallery - Links to all the best Illuminated Manuscript sites
on the web, as well as being a beautiful and fascinating site
in it's own right.
University
of Aberdeen (Scotland) Historial Resources Collection - Online
editions of the Aberdeen Bestiary, Burnet Psalter and the
Macbean Jacobite Collection.
