Jack of Cups (Minchiate Deck)

A hand-colored print featuring a figure standing on a patch of green earth, turned slightly to the right. The figure wears a yellow tunic with a red waistband and a draped blue mantle over their shoulders, with soft green sleeves. A single feather is tucked into their reddish hair, and they are shod in simple sandals. They extend their right arm to hold a golden, goblet-shaped cup topped with a red-covered lid. The composition is enclosed by a dashed, rectangular border typical of 19th-century Florentine card design.

This card belongs to the Minchiate deck, a unique 97-card variant of the tarot developed in Florence during the 16th century, which incorporates astronomical and astrological motifs into the standard trump sequence.