Valentine 1876
kategreenaway
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, print
drawing
natural stone pattern
decorative element
girl
pastel soft colours
boy
retro 'vintage design
pattern background
watercolour illustration
scandi design
cartoon carciture
cartoon theme
ethnic design
"Valentine" is a charming Victorian era greeting card created by Kate Greenaway in 1876. This small, intricately designed card, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, depicts two children in a garden setting. The girl, holding a bouquet of flowers, stands before a boy seated on a bench, creating a sweet and innocent scene. Greenaway's signature style, characterized by delicate lines and soft colors, is evident in this charming illustration. The card's intricate border and the inscription "A Happy New Year Be Before Thee" further emphasize its sentimental and celebratory nature. The card's small size, measuring only 6.6 cm by 9.4 cm, makes it a delightful miniature work of art.
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