Marie Anne Adelaide Lenormand was a renowned French fortune-teller born in 1772. She gained fame for her tarot card readings and was known for her insightful predictions about the future. Lenormand's work contributed to the popularization of tarot in Europe, and she became a sought-after advisor among the elite, including notable figures like Napoleon Bonaparte. Lenormand is also credited with creating the Lenormand cards, a specific deck of 36 cards used for divination. These cards differ from traditional tarot decks and have their own unique symbolism. Her legacy continues to influence modern tarot practices and fortune-telling techniques.