The playing cards were designed by Juan Carlos Rojas from AYNI (Lima, Peru) as part of a project for the railroad company PeruRail to sell on board on their trains (their route from Cusco to Machu Pichhu). They might still be available but just on the trains going to Machu Picchu in Cusco, Peru. In case of your interest you should contact AYNI they can have several decks.
Joker designed by Gilar Artoholic.
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“I decided to design a new set of Hungarian cards, or Tell-cards for this year’s school assignment. We had to create something which can be connected to the art nouveau movement of Hungary. Some of the figure cards feature hungarian and international artists of this style of art, the aces symbolize the four seasons. The deck contains 32 illustrated black-and-white cards.” ~ Barbara Bernát
This series is in its beginning phases, with 14 cards/illustrations completed. See the series development on his Facebook page.
“Stay tuned…” ~ Anthony Taysub
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 