I don't recall having discussed the dating with Thierry, at least in any substantial way. So I don't know his reasoning. We discussed the provenance a lot, starting in 2007, when we moved to agreement that Charles VI, Catania, and the Rothschild cards were Florentine. Thus the old "Ferrara, la...

In the caption to the two "Charles VI" cards shown in Thierry Depaulis's 2013 [i\Le Tarot Révélée[/i], p. 21, the deck is dated as "vers 1460" ("around 1460"). No justification is given. That's interesting. Depaulis surely has a reason Maybe Ross who has recently publi...

Did i forget somthing or someone?
These elments were not included on the "Update on a historical research" because they remain under discussion and no consensus has yet been found.
Interesting speculations to be confirmed or infirmed

En plus du Valet d'Epée de Phaeded : http://forum.tarothistory.com/download/file.php?id=1832 d'autres pistes en cours d'exploration : cf discussion TdCh VI http://www.traditiontarot.com/viewtopic.php?pid=13682#p13682 I. Kate et moi même avons noté une possible similitude (?) entre le dessin floral d...

As far as dating the CVI deck, I’m still surprised the dress of the surviving court card of the Page of Swords - floral applique and scalloped stitching on a white background - has not been discussed more. ... Thanks Phaeded for this clear presentation As you noted, a discussion of these elements h...

Huck wrote: 27 Aug 2018, 13:03 Links do not work. They need a "http://forum.tarothistory.com/" before viewtopic

Corrected.
Thanks Huck

In bad English. Mikeh? Revision welcomed! Who could be the painter of TdChVI images? The question remains open. The artist is unidentified to this day - unknown or even anonymous. Two names of painters nevertheless attract the attention of researchers: Giovanni di ser Giovanni Guidi (called Lo Scheg...

Point D en French D) Quel pourrait être le peintre des images du TdChVI ? La question demeure ouverte. L' artiste est non identifié à ce jour - inconnu voire anonyme. Deux noms de peintres retiennent néanmoins l’ attention des chercheurs : Giovanni di ser Giovanni Guidi (nommé Lo Scheggia) https://i...

Your translation without point D The Tarot called “of Charles VI” Update on the historical research by Alain Bougearel, member of the Scientific Committee of the Associazione LeTarot Notice of the BNF [Bibliotheque Nationale de France, i.e., French National Library] http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/1214...

Thanks Ross for your answers;
I ll read of cause with attention the links you've given.
Welcomed in this thread.
Alain