The Queen of Spades from the Caelestes collection, professionally framed using museum-quality archival materials. This is Libra’s card, featuring an illustration of a celestial hand pouring wine for fall’s celebrations and rituals
In the Caelestes deck, each of the court cards correspond to an astrological sign, which is determined by the card’s value for modality (fixed, cardinal, mutable) and the card’s suit for its element (water, earth, fire, air). Queens are cardinal modality, occurring in the beginning of their seasons. Spades correspond to the tarot suit swords, which in turn represents the element of air.
Thus, the Queen of Spades is our Libra card - the air sign occurring early-fall. The illustrations on each court card take inspiration from documented Medieval labors of their respective seasons, creating a calendar.
Artwork Details:
6x8" Giclée print, printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag (308gsm)
Signed and dated
Professionally framed by Grand Frame
Total size: 11.25x13.25"
Hanging hardware included
Queen of Spades “Libra” Framed Art Print
A Giclee is a commonly used term that refers to a high-quality print made using modern inkjet printers, archival inks, and high-quality media. The superior quality and longevity of the giclee make it perfect for fine art printing.
Photo Rag is a white cotton artist’s paper with a soft feel and a lightly defined felt structure. This all-around, high-quality paper excels at fine art reproductions.
