Love for Love (Valentine) 1850s

"Love for Love (Valentine)" is a delicate and intricate Victorian Valentine's card created by David Mossman in the 1850s. The intricate paper cutting technique, known as "paper lace," depicts a cathedral-like structure with a couple embracing in the center. The use of gold and vibrant colors adds to the card's romantic appeal. This small and intimate artwork is a testament to the enduring power of love, as expressed through intricate craftsmanship and sentimental imagery.