Artist and illustrator
Pamela Colman Smith
The artist who drew the tarot cards the whole world knows.
On Picturepops™ cards · 21
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Deathby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
Judgementby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
Justiceby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
Strengthby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
Temperanceby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Chariotby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Empressby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Devilby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Foolby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Emperorby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Hanged Manby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Magicianby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Hermitby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Hierophantby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The High Priestessby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Starby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Sunby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Moonby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Towerby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
The Worldby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00 -
Wheel of Fortuneby Pamela Colman Smith$13.00$18.00
The life
1878–1951Born London, England
Pamela Colman Smith grew up between Manchester, Jamaica and Brooklyn, studied art at the Pratt Institute in New York, and settled in London, where she illustrated books, designed for the theatre, wrote down Jamaican folk tales and ran a small press. In 1909 she drew all 78 cards of a new tarot deck for the writer Arthur Edward Waite, published by Rider. It became the most widely used tarot in the world, and its pictures, the Fool at the cliff’s edge, the Star pouring water under the night sky, are hers. Our Tarot cards are her Major Arcana.