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Love & Romance Art Prints

Love and romance art prints: paintings, miniatures and prints of lovers, courtship, love letters and stories of romantic love. The collection includes 18th-century French Rococo paintings by Jean-Honoré Fragonard (The Swing, The Stolen Kiss), François Boucher and Jean-Antoine Watteau; Indian miniature paintings of Radha and Krishna from the Amber, Bundi, Kangra and Bikaner schools (17th to 19th century), including pages from the Rasikapriya; and Neoclassical works by Jacques-Louis David and Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, including Paolo and Francesca (1858). It also includes William Blake's Paolo and Francesca engraving (1826), Max Klinger's etching A Glove: Amor (1881), and Art Nouveau prints by Heinrich Vogeler, Walter Crane and Manuel Orazi.

The selection compares how European and Indian artists painted courtship and desire.

The soft Rococo palettes and miniatures suit bedrooms and dressing rooms. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Liebestraum No. 3 — Franz Liszt
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Royal Lovers Watching Rain Clouds: The Month of Bhadon by Pahari school — A king and his beloved watch a storm from a palace balcony
Sakhi Persuades Radha to Meet Krishna, from a Gita Govinda by Purkhu — In a flowering forest a confidante urges Radha toward waiting Krishna
Lovers Watching an Approaching Thunderstorm by Kangra school — Lovers on a palace terrace watch lightning and cranes in a black sky
Virahini Nayika, Love-Torn Heroine by Kangra school — A love-torn heroine clasps a lotus leaf beneath blossoming trees
Radha and Krishna in the Rain by Bundi school — Krishna and Radha share a parasol as lightning splits a black sky
Bani Thani Bathing at Pholl Sagar Palace by Kishangarh school — Attendants bathe a court beauty on a lakeside lawn below a palace
Heroine with Peacock by Kalighat painter — A jewelled woman cradles a peacock on a cushioned stool
Shakuntala Writing Her Letter of Love by Raja Ravi Varma — A lovesick girl writes on a lotus leaf as her companions look on
Damayanti and the Hamsa by Raja Ravi Varma — A princess in red leans on a pedestal to hear a white swan
Tales of Mystery and Imagination: The Colloquy of Monos and Una by Harry Clarke — Jewelled lovers embrace beneath a violet, star-strewn sky
Sinbad the Sailor and Other Stories: The Nuptial Dance of Aladdin by Edmund Dulac — A bride dances with ribbons before a dragon hanging and musicians
East of the Sun and West of the Moon: Tell Me the Way, Then, and I'll Search You Out by Kay Nielsen — A kneeling girl presses a young man's hand to her cheek
Stories from Hans Andersen: The Prince Asked Who She Was by Edmund Dulac — The little mermaid sits on marble steps looking up at the prince
East of the Sun and West of the Moon: The King Went into the Castle by Kay Nielsen — A horned-crowned queen bends to a long-haired king across a table
The Crown of Love by John Everett Millais — A young man carries his fainting love up a steep mountain crag
Isolde by Aubrey Beardsley — Isolde drinks from a white goblet against a vermilion ground
Yes or No? by John Everett Millais — A red-haired woman in black silk ponders a letter and a photograph
Lorenzo and Isabella by John Everett Millais — Two lovers share an orange at a crowded family table
Le Morte Darthur: How Sir Tristram Drank of the Love Drink by Aubrey Beardsley — A dark-haired knight lifts a cup toward a long-haired figure in white
The Loving Cup by Dante Gabriel Rossetti — A red-haired woman in crimson lifts a gold cup before brass plates
Pygmalion and the Image: The Soul Attains by Edward Burne-Jones — The sculptor kneels to kiss the hands of his statue, come to life
Cupid Finding Psyche Asleep by a Fountain by Edward Burne-Jones — Dark-winged Cupid bends over Psyche asleep on a fountain's rim
Dante's Dream (Io sono in pace) by Dante Gabriel Rossetti — A robed figure bends to kiss a pale woman with flowing auburn hair
Pygmalion and the Image - The Godhead Fires by Edward Burne-Jones — A goddess brings a sculpted woman to life amid doves and roses
Lamia by John William Waterhouse — A kneeling enchantress gazes up at an armoured knight in a dark wood
The Love Song by Edward Burne-Jones — A knight listens as a woman plays an organ pumped by winged Love
Fair Rosamund and Queen Eleanor by Edward Burne-Jones — Two women meet in a red-curtained bedchamber beside a round mirror
The Salutation of Beatrice by Dante Gabriel Rossetti — Beatrice walks out of a Florentine street, a book held to her breast
Thisbe by John William Waterhouse — A young woman cups a hand to a cracked wall, listening
Dantis Amor by Dante Gabriel Rossetti — Winged Love stands between day and a starry night
Hero by Edward Burne-Jones — Hero bends to feed a signal fire against a deep blue ground
Encounter in Space by Edvard Munch — A red figure and a pale blue figure float together in black space
The Kiss IV by Edvard Munch — Two lovers melt into one black silhouette against woodgrain
A Princely Idyl, Clara Ward by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec — A woman in a dark cloak and a grinning man share a theatre box
Boating Couple (said to be Aline Charigot and Renoir) by Pierre-Auguste Renoir — A young woman in a flowered hat sits beside a man in a straw boater
The Lovers by Pierre-Auguste Renoir — A couple rest in sun-dappled grass under blue-green leaves
Leaving the Conservatory by Pierre-Auguste Renoir — Young Parisians linger and flirt outside a music school
Un couple marchant le long du bassin du Luxembourg by Henri Martin — A young couple walk close together beside a pond with toy sailboats
Couple se promenant by Henri Martin — A young couple walk in a close embrace against a ground of deep green
La Bergère et le paysan, rencontre vespérale by Henri Martin — A shepherdess and a peasant meet under blossoming trees by the water
What Angel Wakes Me from My Flowery Bed? by Arthur Rackham — Titania wakes among flowers and reaches for ass-headed Bottom
Sleep Thou, and I Will Wind Thee in My Arms by Arthur Rackham — Titania sleeps against Bottom's shoulder by fairy lanterns
Are You Sure That We Are Awake? by Arthur Rackham — Four waking lovers gather beneath gnarled willows
Siegmund the Wälsung Thou Dost See! As Bride-Gift He Brings Thee This Sword by Arthur Rackham — A young hero lifts a sword high as a woman holds his hand
For the Voice: Naval Love by El Lissitzky — A red heart, half outline, hangs from a black anchor
Paolo and Francesca by Arnold Böcklin — Two wounded lovers drift entwined through a dark void
Spring (Sketch) by Arnold Böcklin — A piping youth and a reclining nymph beneath flowering pink roses
Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám: The Song in the Wilderness by Elihu Vedder — A long-haired woman plays a lute among poppies under a pale sky