Inspired by the classic Rider–Waite-Smith structure, the Morgan–Greer Tarot is a richly colored, deeply expressive deck that draws you right into its imagery. Each of the borderless cards features vivid, detailed artwork that brings the symbolism and emotion of the tarot to life. When laid out in a spread, the full scenes on the cards create a beautiful picture, inviting a more personal and intuitive reading experience.

Includes 78-card deck and 96-page booklet

Deck Size: 2.75″ × 4.75"

Deck Tradition: Rider–Waite–Smith (RWS)

Suits: Cups, Rods, Swords, and Pentacles

Court Cards: Page, Knight, Queen, and King

Bill F. Greer is an American illustrator and tarot artist best known for creating the Morgan-Greer Tarot deck in 1979 under the direction of Lloyd Morgan. Drawing from Rider-Waite tradition and the color correspondences of Paul Foster Case, Greer's work emphasizes bold color, close-up figures, and emotionally resonant scenes. His borderless style invites the viewer into intimacy with the images, and his deck has remained in print and beloved by readers for decades.

Lloyd Morgan was a prominent figure in the world of tarot publishing, especially during the late 20th century. He co-directed Morgan Press and later Morgan & Morgan, the firm behind well-known decks like The Aquarian Tarot and Morgan-Greer Tarot. As publisher and visionary, Morgan helped bring together artists and occult thinkers, shaping how tarot decks were produced, distributed, and appreciated. His work left a mark on the tarot world not just as a printer, but as someone who believed in the tarot's reach and potential.