Four of Batons 1751

This 1751 playing card by Claude Burdel, depicting the Four of Batons, is a vibrant example of 18th-century French playing card design. The card features four batons, or staffs, intricately arranged and adorned with elaborate ornamentation, including a central flower motif. The bold colors and meticulous detail highlight the craftsmanship of the period. This card, along with others from the same deck, is a fascinating glimpse into the artistry of playing cards as decorative objects.