Four of Cups 1751

"Four of Cups" is a hand-colored etching from a deck of tarot cards designed and engraved by Claude Burdel in 1751. This card, like the others in the deck, is characterized by intricate and colorful designs. It depicts four ornate cups, their golden bodies embellished with intricate details, arranged around a central floral motif. Burdel's "Four of Cups" exemplifies the popular genre of tarot card design from the 18th century, and its captivating imagery continues to resonate with art enthusiasts and tarot readers alike.