Le Jeu des Peintres

Le Jeu des Peintres – Artistic playing card deck by Grimaud (silver box)

Le Jeu des Peintres is a remarkable Grimaud edition from around 1973 that brings art and playing cards together. For this deck, 19 contemporary artists were invited to design individual cards, resulting in a unique collection of styles. This copy comes in the silver box, the first edition of this distinctive release.

Why choose this deck?

• Created by 19 artists, including Raymond Peynet and James Hodges
• A pioneering project in the history of artistic playing cards
• Rare silver box, intact and in excellent condition

Design and creator

The deck was curated by André François, who gathered 19 artists to each contribute their own vision. Raymond Peynet designed the Ace of Spades, James Hodges created the playful pip cards, and other artists left their unique mark on the court and ace cards. Grimaud produced the set in a sleek silver box.

Contents of the set

• 52 playing cards
• 3 jokers
• 3 double-sided cards with information about the artists
• Publisher: B.P. Grimaud
• Year of production: ca. 1973
• Box: silver version, intact
• Condition: unused cards, box in excellent state

For whom?

This deck is perfect for collectors of artistic playing cards and fans of unique collaborations. With its intact silver box, this copy is a valuable highlight in any collection.

FAQ

What makes this deck unique?

It was one of the first decks created by multiple artists. Each card carries a distinct style and signature, turning the whole set into an art project in itself.

Are there different versions?

Yes, there are silver and gold box editions. The silver box is considered the original edition and is especially sought after by collectors.

What is the condition of this copy?

The cards are unused and complete. The silver box is intact and in excellent condition. Only one copy is available.

An artistic deck that invites new insights.