Valentine - Mechanical - romantic symbolism by Anonymous

Valentine - Mechanical - romantic symbolism 1875

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gouache

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drawing

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girl

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water colours

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egg art

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print

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flower

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boy

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handmade artwork painting

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stoneware

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coloured pencil

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

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watercolor

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angel

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watercolur painting

"Valentine - Mechanical - romantic symbolism" is an anonymous Victorian-era Valentine’s Day card from 1875. It features a layered design with a central scene depicting two children in a garden setting surrounded by a wreath of flowers. The top layer features three angels in a sky scene with the words "Love’s Offering." The bottom layer includes a bouquet of flowers and the inscription "With love as pure as morning dew." This intricate card is a charming example of the intricate and sentimental nature of Victorian Valentine’s Day cards. The card is on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City.

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