Leonardo Da Vinci Playing Cards Piatnik

Leonardo da Vinci is my hero. He was endlessly curious and it shows in the great detail in his work.

The reproductions you see here on your device don't do this deck justice. The 6 of Clubs looks washed out but as I hold the card in my hand, I can see depth into the background.

This deck has 54 works of art (two jokers) and a double-sided historical essay. The back is an extreme close-up of the Mona Lisa and a bust of Mona herself is on the Queen of Diamonds, and the full image is on the Ace of Spades.

The deck includes quite a few studies, which give an insight into the painstaking anatomical research he did (often with the assistance of grave robbers).

I thought this deck was a steal at $7.99.

(This was my first Piatnik deck, and I was surprised that the cards don't seem to be heavily coated with plastic, the way USPCC cards are. However, I am glad they did not have any embossing (Air Cushion Finish) the way USPCC cards do as this might have detracted from the images.)

Leonardo da Vinci is my hero. He was endlessly curious and it shows in the great detail in his work.

The reproductions you see here on your device don't do this deck justice. The 6 of Clubs looks washed out but as I hold the card in my hand, I can see depth into the background.

This deck has 54 works of art (two jokers) and a double-sided historical essay. The back is an extreme close-up of the Mona Lisa and a bust of Mona herself is on the Queen of Diamonds, and the full image is on the Ace of Spades.

The deck includes quite a few studies, which give an insight into the painstaking anatomical research he did (often with the assistance of grave robbers).

I thought this deck was a steal at $7.99.

(This was my first Piatnik deck, and I was surprised that the cards don't seem to be heavily coated with plastic, the way USPCC cards are. However, I am glad they did not have any embossing (Air Cushion Finish) the way USPCC cards do as this might have detracted from the images.)

Leonardo da Vinci is my hero. He was endlessly curious and it shows in the great detail in his work.

The reproductions you see here on your device don't do this deck justice. The 6 of Clubs looks washed out but as I hold the card in my hand, I can see depth into the background.

This deck has 54 works of art (two jokers) and a double-sided historical essay. The back is an extreme close-up of the Mona Lisa and a bust of Mona herself is on the Queen of Diamonds, and the full image is on the Ace of Spades.

The deck includes quite a few studies, which give an insight into the painstaking anatomical research he did (often with the assistance of grave robbers).

I thought this deck was a steal at $7.99.

(This was my first Piatnik deck, and I was surprised that the cards don't seem to be heavily coated with plastic, the way USPCC cards are. However, I am glad they did not have any embossing (Air Cushion Finish) the way USPCC cards do as this might have detracted from the images.)

Leonardo da Vinci is my hero. He was endlessly curious and it shows in the great detail in his work.

The reproductions you see here on your device don't do this deck justice. The 6 of Clubs looks washed out but as I hold the card in my hand, I can see depth into the background.

This deck has 54 works of art (two jokers) and a double-sided historical essay. The back is an extreme close-up of the Mona Lisa and a bust of Mona herself is on the Queen of Diamonds, and the full image is on the Ace of Spades.

The deck includes quite a few studies, which give an insight into the painstaking anatomical research he did (often with the assistance of grave robbers).

I thought this deck was a steal at $7.99.

(This was my first Piatnik deck, and I was surprised that the cards don't seem to be heavily coated with plastic, the way USPCC cards are. However, I am glad they did not have any embossing (Air Cushion Finish) the way USPCC cards do as this might have detracted from the images.)

Leonardo da Vinci is my hero. He was endlessly curious and it shows in the great detail in his work.

The reproductions you see here on your device don't do this deck justice. The 6 of Clubs looks washed out but as I hold the card in my hand, I can see depth into the background.

This deck has 54 works of art (two jokers) and a double-sided historical essay. The back is an extreme close-up of the Mona Lisa and a bust of Mona herself is on the Queen of Diamonds, and the full image is on the Ace of Spades.

The deck includes quite a few studies, which give an insight into the painstaking anatomical research he did (often with the assistance of grave robbers).

I thought this deck was a steal at $7.99.

(This was my first Piatnik deck, and I was surprised that the cards don't seem to be heavily coated with plastic, the way USPCC cards are. However, I am glad they did not have any embossing (Air Cushion Finish) the way USPCC cards do as this might have detracted from the images.)

Leonardo da Vinci is my hero. He was endlessly curious and it shows in the great detail in his work.

The reproductions you see here on your device don't do this deck justice. The 6 of Clubs looks washed out but as I hold the card in my hand, I can see depth into the background.

This deck has 54 works of art (two jokers) and a double-sided historical essay. The back is an extreme close-up of the Mona Lisa and a bust of Mona herself is on the Queen of Diamonds, and the full image is on the Ace of Spades.

The deck includes quite a few studies, which give an insight into the painstaking anatomical research he did (often with the assistance of grave robbers).

I thought this deck was a steal at $7.99.

(This was my first Piatnik deck, and I was surprised that the cards don't seem to be heavily coated with plastic, the way USPCC cards are. However, I am glad they did not have any embossing (Air Cushion Finish) the way USPCC cards do as this might have detracted from the images.)

Leonardo da Vinci is my hero. He was endlessly curious and it shows in the great detail in his work.

The reproductions you see here on your device don't do this deck justice. The 6 of Clubs looks washed out but as I hold the card in my hand, I can see depth into the background.

This deck has 54 works of art (two jokers) and a double-sided historical essay. The back is an extreme close-up of the Mona Lisa and a bust of Mona herself is on the Queen of Diamonds, and the full image is on the Ace of Spades.

The deck includes quite a few studies, which give an insight into the painstaking anatomical research he did (often with the assistance of grave robbers).

I thought this deck was a steal at $7.99.

(This was my first Piatnik deck, and I was surprised that the cards don't seem to be heavily coated with plastic, the way USPCC cards are. However, I am glad they did not have any embossing (Air Cushion Finish) the way USPCC cards do as this might have detracted from the images.)