Colors for the Fool

Greek sculpture

White marble holds a body's heat under the arch of a temple. The wings are folded on the back. Only the gold cloth is not stone. The chain descends from the collar to the goat on the pedestal. The two who kneel are carved from the same block. The chisel marks have been polished away, and remain only at the joints of the fingers. Touch a cheek that ought to be cold, and the stone has already learned your warmth.

Greek sculpture, The Fool — 0 The Fool

Greek sculpture, The Magician — I The Magician

Greek sculpture, The High Priestess — II The High Priestess

Greek sculpture, The Empress — III The Empress

Greek sculpture, The Emperor — IV The Emperor

Greek sculpture, The Hierophant — V The Hierophant

Greek sculpture, The Lovers — VI The Lovers

Greek sculpture, The Chariot — VII The Chariot

Greek sculpture, Strength — VIII Strength

Greek sculpture, The Hermit — IX The Hermit

Greek sculpture, Wheel of Fortune — X Wheel of Fortune

Greek sculpture, Justice — XI Justice

Greek sculpture, The Hanged Man — XII The Hanged Man

Greek sculpture, Death — XIII Death

Greek sculpture, Temperance — XIV Temperance

Greek sculpture, The Devil — XV The Devil

Greek sculpture, The Tower — XVI The Tower

Greek sculpture, The Star — XVII The Star

Greek sculpture, The Moon — XVIII The Moon

Greek sculpture, The Sun — XIX The Sun

Greek sculpture, Judgement — XX Judgement

Greek sculpture, The World — XXI The World

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