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Mondrian Broadway Playing Cards USPCC
Mondrian Broadway Playing Cards
Mondrian Playing Cards is a modern rendition of the Piet Mondrian Painting Composition II. Manufactured by The United States Playing Card Company, and printed on crushed Bee® stock, a dream feel for any card handler. The back design features an abstract of primary colors with horizontal and vertical lines. The simple and clean Mondrian design is distinctly recognizable. The face cards are enhanced with custom Mondrian blue, yellow and red. The Ace of Spades is also a work of art. Sharp angles with the Mondrian design inside the spade give it an edgy look while still being elegant.
These cards are perfect for collectors, magicians, cardists, and poker players, as all the cards are standard and easily recognizable.
We spared no expense to create the beautifully designed, flawless tuck-case! Printed on synthetic soft-touch paper for a unique luxury feel. Complete with a sculpted matte silver foil of the original signature of Piet Mondrian! The interior of the tuck is lined with matte silver foil.
This deck is a limited edition with only 5,000 decks printed. After they sell out, they will never be printed again.
Designed by Nicholas Earl and Toomas Pintson.
2018 Release
I have just recently begun collecting playing card decks and this one is possibly my favorite of what I have right now. It is absolutely stunning. The white back against the vibrant colors makes every trick you do look great. The Mondrian blue accents make it hard to look away. They handle extremely well, and look great when fanned. I highly suggest spending the money for this deck.
The Mondrian Broadway Playing Cards pay tribute to painter Piet Mondrian, and is based on his 1943 work "Broadway Boogie Woogie", which expresses his fascination with New York. It is a colourful and playful deck ideally suited to card flourishing.
The deck is directly based on the famous painting, with the tuck box featuring the work as a wrap-around piece, in four eye-catching primary colours, and the card backs matching this artistic design. It's typical Mondrian, with simple colours, straight lines, and connected rectangular shapes.
The court cards retain the traditional artwork of standard playing cards, but the colour scheme has been altered to match the card backs, making it well suited for cardistry cuts and flourishes that showcase both sides of the cards. The number cards are entirely standard, but the two Jokers picture a lady in a cocktail dress patterned with the Broadway design. Two gaff cards are also included.
This deck is at home in the hands of hands of a cardist, and is especially suited to card flourishing, due to the ease in which it produces beautiful fans and spreads, courtesy of the colourful patterns that decorate the cards. But it is also practical and familiar enough to be equally at home when performing card magic, or playing your favourite game. A vibrant and faithful tribute to a true legend in the world of art, it will be appreciated and enjoyed by anyone who enjoys fine playing cards. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame
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I have just recently begun collecting playing card decks and this one is possibly my favorite of what I have right now. It is absolutely stunning. The white back against the vibrant colors makes every trick you do look great. The Mondrian blue accents make it hard to look away. They handle extremely well, and look great when fanned. I highly suggest spending the money for this deck.
The Mondrian Broadway Playing Cards pay tribute to painter Piet Mondrian, and is based on his 1943 work "Broadway Boogie Woogie", which expresses his fascination with New York. It is a colourful and playful deck ideally suited to card flourishing.
The deck is directly based on the famous painting, with the tuck box featuring the work as a wrap-around piece, in four eye-catching primary colours, and the card backs matching this artistic design. It's typical Mondrian, with simple colours, straight lines, and connected rectangular shapes.
The court cards retain the traditional artwork of standard playing cards, but the colour scheme has been altered to match the card backs, making it well suited for cardistry cuts and flourishes that showcase both sides of the cards. The number cards are entirely standard, but the two Jokers picture a lady in a cocktail dress patterned with the Broadway design. Two gaff cards are also included.
This deck is at home in the hands of hands of a cardist, and is especially suited to card flourishing, due to the ease in which it produces beautiful fans and spreads, courtesy of the colourful patterns that decorate the cards. But it is also practical and familiar enough to be equally at home when performing card magic, or playing your favourite game. A vibrant and faithful tribute to a true legend in the world of art, it will be appreciated and enjoyed by anyone who enjoys fine playing cards. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame
I have just recently begun collecting playing card decks and this one is possibly my favorite of what I have right now. It is absolutely stunning. The white back against the vibrant colors makes every trick you do look great. The Mondrian blue accents make it hard to look away. They handle extremely well, and look great when fanned. I highly suggest spending the money for this deck.
The Mondrian Broadway Playing Cards pay tribute to painter Piet Mondrian, and is based on his 1943 work "Broadway Boogie Woogie", which expresses his fascination with New York. It is a colourful and playful deck ideally suited to card flourishing.
The deck is directly based on the famous painting, with the tuck box featuring the work as a wrap-around piece, in four eye-catching primary colours, and the card backs matching this artistic design. It's typical Mondrian, with simple colours, straight lines, and connected rectangular shapes.
The court cards retain the traditional artwork of standard playing cards, but the colour scheme has been altered to match the card backs, making it well suited for cardistry cuts and flourishes that showcase both sides of the cards. The number cards are entirely standard, but the two Jokers picture a lady in a cocktail dress patterned with the Broadway design. Two gaff cards are also included.
This deck is at home in the hands of hands of a cardist, and is especially suited to card flourishing, due to the ease in which it produces beautiful fans and spreads, courtesy of the colourful patterns that decorate the cards. But it is also practical and familiar enough to be equally at home when performing card magic, or playing your favourite game. A vibrant and faithful tribute to a true legend in the world of art, it will be appreciated and enjoyed by anyone who enjoys fine playing cards. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame
I have just recently begun collecting playing card decks and this one is possibly my favorite of what I have right now. It is absolutely stunning. The white back against the vibrant colors makes every trick you do look great. The Mondrian blue accents make it hard to look away. They handle extremely well, and look great when fanned. I highly suggest spending the money for this deck.
The Mondrian Broadway Playing Cards pay tribute to painter Piet Mondrian, and is based on his 1943 work "Broadway Boogie Woogie", which expresses his fascination with New York. It is a colourful and playful deck ideally suited to card flourishing.
The deck is directly based on the famous painting, with the tuck box featuring the work as a wrap-around piece, in four eye-catching primary colours, and the card backs matching this artistic design. It's typical Mondrian, with simple colours, straight lines, and connected rectangular shapes.
The court cards retain the traditional artwork of standard playing cards, but the colour scheme has been altered to match the card backs, making it well suited for cardistry cuts and flourishes that showcase both sides of the cards. The number cards are entirely standard, but the two Jokers picture a lady in a cocktail dress patterned with the Broadway design. Two gaff cards are also included.
This deck is at home in the hands of hands of a cardist, and is especially suited to card flourishing, due to the ease in which it produces beautiful fans and spreads, courtesy of the colourful patterns that decorate the cards. But it is also practical and familiar enough to be equally at home when performing card magic, or playing your favourite game. A vibrant and faithful tribute to a true legend in the world of art, it will be appreciated and enjoyed by anyone who enjoys fine playing cards. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame
I have just recently begun collecting playing card decks and this one is possibly my favorite of what I have right now. It is absolutely stunning. The white back against the vibrant colors makes every trick you do look great. The Mondrian blue accents make it hard to look away. They handle extremely well, and look great when fanned. I highly suggest spending the money for this deck.
The Mondrian Broadway Playing Cards pay tribute to painter Piet Mondrian, and is based on his 1943 work "Broadway Boogie Woogie", which expresses his fascination with New York. It is a colourful and playful deck ideally suited to card flourishing.
The deck is directly based on the famous painting, with the tuck box featuring the work as a wrap-around piece, in four eye-catching primary colours, and the card backs matching this artistic design. It's typical Mondrian, with simple colours, straight lines, and connected rectangular shapes.
The court cards retain the traditional artwork of standard playing cards, but the colour scheme has been altered to match the card backs, making it well suited for cardistry cuts and flourishes that showcase both sides of the cards. The number cards are entirely standard, but the two Jokers picture a lady in a cocktail dress patterned with the Broadway design. Two gaff cards are also included.
This deck is at home in the hands of hands of a cardist, and is especially suited to card flourishing, due to the ease in which it produces beautiful fans and spreads, courtesy of the colourful patterns that decorate the cards. But it is also practical and familiar enough to be equally at home when performing card magic, or playing your favourite game. A vibrant and faithful tribute to a true legend in the world of art, it will be appreciated and enjoyed by anyone who enjoys fine playing cards. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame
I have just recently begun collecting playing card decks and this one is possibly my favorite of what I have right now. It is absolutely stunning. The white back against the vibrant colors makes every trick you do look great. The Mondrian blue accents make it hard to look away. They handle extremely well, and look great when fanned. I highly suggest spending the money for this deck.
The Mondrian Broadway Playing Cards pay tribute to painter Piet Mondrian, and is based on his 1943 work "Broadway Boogie Woogie", which expresses his fascination with New York. It is a colourful and playful deck ideally suited to card flourishing.
The deck is directly based on the famous painting, with the tuck box featuring the work as a wrap-around piece, in four eye-catching primary colours, and the card backs matching this artistic design. It's typical Mondrian, with simple colours, straight lines, and connected rectangular shapes.
The court cards retain the traditional artwork of standard playing cards, but the colour scheme has been altered to match the card backs, making it well suited for cardistry cuts and flourishes that showcase both sides of the cards. The number cards are entirely standard, but the two Jokers picture a lady in a cocktail dress patterned with the Broadway design. Two gaff cards are also included.
This deck is at home in the hands of hands of a cardist, and is especially suited to card flourishing, due to the ease in which it produces beautiful fans and spreads, courtesy of the colourful patterns that decorate the cards. But it is also practical and familiar enough to be equally at home when performing card magic, or playing your favourite game. A vibrant and faithful tribute to a true legend in the world of art, it will be appreciated and enjoyed by anyone who enjoys fine playing cards. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame
I have just recently begun collecting playing card decks and this one is possibly my favorite of what I have right now. It is absolutely stunning. The white back against the vibrant colors makes every trick you do look great. The Mondrian blue accents make it hard to look away. They handle extremely well, and look great when fanned. I highly suggest spending the money for this deck.
The Mondrian Broadway Playing Cards pay tribute to painter Piet Mondrian, and is based on his 1943 work "Broadway Boogie Woogie", which expresses his fascination with New York. It is a colourful and playful deck ideally suited to card flourishing.
The deck is directly based on the famous painting, with the tuck box featuring the work as a wrap-around piece, in four eye-catching primary colours, and the card backs matching this artistic design. It's typical Mondrian, with simple colours, straight lines, and connected rectangular shapes.
The court cards retain the traditional artwork of standard playing cards, but the colour scheme has been altered to match the card backs, making it well suited for cardistry cuts and flourishes that showcase both sides of the cards. The number cards are entirely standard, but the two Jokers picture a lady in a cocktail dress patterned with the Broadway design. Two gaff cards are also included.
This deck is at home in the hands of hands of a cardist, and is especially suited to card flourishing, due to the ease in which it produces beautiful fans and spreads, courtesy of the colourful patterns that decorate the cards. But it is also practical and familiar enough to be equally at home when performing card magic, or playing your favourite game. A vibrant and faithful tribute to a true legend in the world of art, it will be appreciated and enjoyed by anyone who enjoys fine playing cards. - BoardGameGeek reviewer EndersGame