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George Barbier, Smith Street Books
Art Deco Playing Cards celebrate the designs and fashions of the influential Art Deco movement.
Throughout the 1920s and 30s, card games such as Whist, and its derivative Spades, Gin Rummy and Bridge were popular, alongside classic casino games, including 21 and Poker, which could be played at home. Dressing up, sipping cocktails and staying in to play cards became 'a la mode', especially among young people as a statement against the Temperance Movement.
Art Deco Playing Cards celebrates the fashions and designs of this era, with two decks of 54 cards featuring beautiful fashion illustrations by George Barbier, one of the most lauded illustrators of the 20th century. Set in a gold-trimmed gift box with pull-out drawer and individual boxes for each set of cards, Art Deco Playing Cards will be your new go-to card decks for games nights and party nights.
Type: Playing Cards
Best $35 I've spent in a while. Not a particularly hard puzzle (completed in under 2 hours) but what it lacks in challenge it makes up for in cute. Loved that it wasn't a traditional jigsaw shape.
Love it!
I bought this for my husband for Father’s Day . He loves it! It was carefully packaged and wrapped . 5+ stars
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