Lovers Collection (page 98)

Caring for Nature
NATURE LOVERS : some of us are fonder of Nature than others

Tennyson / Locksley Hall
Scene from the poem: the lovers part

Aphrodite and the Arts
Venus rides chariot pulled by doves. Under her influence the arts of love and music flourish

George Sand & De Musset
ALFRED DE MUSSET with GEORGE SAND at Venice : he was neither the first nor the last of her many lovers

Japanese Paper Prayers
At Ishiyama-dera, Japan, people write prayers on pieces of paper which they attach to the black rocks, following the example of two legendary lovers

Lady Eleanor Butler / Fram
LADY ELEANOR BUTLER and Miss Ponsonby (1757-1831), known collectively as the Ladies of Llangollen

Theatre Going 18th Cent
Four elegant theatre lovers enjoy La Petite Loge, their own private box

Lovers Plan on Phone
Two lovers make plans on the phone

Card with Lovers
An elaborate Victorian card showing two lovers - the male figure can be made to stand or kneel by pulling a tab !

Opera House Foyer 1910
Smartly dressed opera lovers snack in the foyer of a German opera house

Lovers Spied On
Two bluebirds are spied on by a hedgehog

Ingenious Use of a Fan
Lovers shield their faces & actions behind a large folding fan decorated with the image of a cherub within a frame of blossom

Aeneas & Dido
The lovers are caught in a rainstorm while out hunting

Ages of Man - 6
June The lovers are married

Deroi at Lovers
Lieutenant-general Deroi defeats the Austrians at the battle of Lovers, dislodging them from an almost impregnable position in a mountain defile

Sarcophagus / Basaltes
An ancient sarcophagus of Basaltes called " The Lovers Fountain", showing visitors studying the hieroglyphics

Noble Persons in Country
APRIL Courtly life in the grounds of the chateau de Dourdan - lovers exchange rings, girls pick spring flowers

Art of Love / Ars Amoris
ARS AMORIS (Art of Love) Illustration of Ovids work

Airborne Lovers 1890
Two lovers enjoy an aerial trip, their careless love causing them to overlook the fact that their aircraft has no wings and that its two airscrews are not turning

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"Lovers Throughout Art: A Captivating Journey of Passion and Desire" Love has been a timeless muse for artists throughout history, capturing the essence of human connection in various forms. From classical tales like "Daphnis and Chloe" to bold expressions of affection such as "Lesbians Kiss 1908, " love knows no boundaries. In Gerard's masterpiece, "Daphnis and Chloe, " we witness the innocence and purity of young lovers, their hearts entwined amidst nature's embrace. Francois Pascal Simon beautifully portrays their tender bond, reminding us that love blossoms even in the simplest moments. Fast forward to 1912, where Franz and Mary Stuck's "Shooting Stars" ignite our imagination with passion ablaze. Their intense gaze speaks volumes about desire unspoken yet felt deeply within their souls. The yearning between two women is celebrated boldly in "Lesbian Lovers 1932. " Breaking societal norms, they challenge conventions with an unwavering commitment to each other. FREYJA captures this defiance perfectly through her artistry. Tarot Card 6 - L'Amoureux (The Lover or Lovers) symbolizes choices made from the heart. It reminds us that love can be both beautiful and complex—a dance between vulnerability and strength. "The Vampire II" by Edvard Munch delves into a darker side of passion—an intoxicating blend of desire and danger. The allure of forbidden love is palpable as emotions intertwine under moonlit skies. Antonio Ambrogio Alciati's depiction of "The Kiss" transports us to a realm where time stands still—a moment frozen forever in eternity. This painting captures the intensity shared between two souls locked in an everlasting embrace. Edvard Munch returns with his iconic piece, simply titled "The Kiss. " Here he explores the tumultuous nature of relationships—their power to heal or wound—leaving viewers captivated by its raw emotion.