The Pictorial Key To The Tarot: An Illustrated Guide

It's a tough read for a modern audience not used to this style of writing, but very detailed and knowledgeable. He's opinionated, but justifiably so, given his vast experience. Worth the read, for sure.

A lovely little hardback edition of A. E. Waite's classic volume on the tarot. With text by the designer of the most famous tarot deck ever conceived, and black and white illustrations of the cards by Pamela Colman Smith, this is the essential volume on the tarot.Highly recommended.

Well laid out and illustrated

Book arrived upside down and back to front

I have an older version of this book brilliant book for beginners learning Tarot

Not the best book for modern day information. Nice part of my collection though, I've written my own notes all over it

Considering this book was written by the great Arthur Edward Waite you would expect it to be loaded with great things and great explanation. But it is actually complete and utter rubbish, I only read a few pages and thought as he been smoking the Jamaican old Holborn 🤔 so flicked through to the cards and there meanings, you get more information from the little white book that comes with the tarot deck this book really is appalling, if you really want to go into detail of the cards rider waite that is, go out and buy the big book of tarot reading explained, by Sam Magdeiline that book really is good 👍

Absolutely awful. Added nothing to my knowledge. Watch some YT; read Vincent Pitisci or L M Duquette's account of the Thoth tarot for the full Golden Dawn approach to Tarot.