Historical Studies About Tarot
In addition to the tarot exhibition catalogues, Berti published a lot of studies on tarot and card games history for the Italian editor Lo Scarabeo of Turin:
- Tarocchi Rider-Waite. Storia, riti iniziatici e pratiche divinatorie di Arthur Edward Waite, with Rossella Ferrero (1993, in Italian).
- Antichi Tarocchi Bolognesi, with M. Chiesa and G. Crippa (1995, in Italian).
- Antichi Tarocchi Liguri-Piemontesi, with M. Chiesa and T. Depaulis (1995, in Italian).
- Antichi Tarocchi Milanesi, with M. Chiesa (1995, in Italian).
- The Sola-Busca Tarot, with M. Chiesa and S. Di Vincenzo (1995, in Italian).
- Egyptian Tarot, with T. Gonard (1997, in Italian, English and German).
- Antichi Tarocchi Marsigliesi, with T. Gonard (1998, in Italian).
- Visconti Tarot, with T. Gonard (1998, in Italian, English, German and Dutch).
- Tarocchi di Aleister Crowley, with R. Negrini and R. Tebani (1999, in Italian).
- Tarot of the New Vision, with T. Gonard (2005, in Italian and English).
- History of Tarot. Trues and Legends about the most mysterious Cards on the World (2007, in Italian).
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