Joker
From 'Victorian Lady' playing cards by Fan-C Pack Co., 1930s

A Joker with a lively aesthetic blends bold primary colours with intricate stippling for shading. The upside-down acrobatic pose, mirrored text, and exaggerated clownish features create a sense of playful chaos, fitting for the Joker’s unpredictable role in card games. The Victorian Lady playing cards were produced in the 1930s, during the Art Deco period, yet their Victorian-themed imagery reflects the early 20th-century fascination with 19th-century aesthetics.