These were then superseded by genre art tarots like the Industrie und Glück.
From the mid-18th to early 19th centuries, Marseilles and Besançon tarots were replaced by the French-suited animal tarots throughout most of Europe. These were then superseded by genre art tarots like the Industrie und Glück. French players ignored animal tarots but during the 20th century, they switched over to the genre art Tarot Nouveau.[15] French truck drivers were still using the Marseilles pattern for French tarot as late as the 1970s.