sparks the heart

<n>Audrey Hepburn</n> photographed by <n>Hans Gerber</n> in Burgenstock, Switzerland, 1954.

<n>Ryan Gosling</n> and <n>Michelle Williams</n> in <n>Blue Valentine</n> (2010), directed by <n>Derek Cianfrance</n>.

Models <n>Kate Moss</n> and <n>Marcus Schenkenberg</n> by <n>Stephanie Pfriender Stylander</n> for <n>Harper's Bazaar Uomo</n>, 1992.

A still from the 1988 film <n>The Unbearable Lightness of Being</n> with <n>Juliette Binoche</n> and <n>Daniel Day-Lewis</n>.

Photo by <n>John Dominis</n> for <n>LIFE Magazine</n> of <n>Steve McQueen</n> and <n>Neile Adams</n> in Big Sur, 1963.

<n>Yoko Ono</n> and <n>John Lennon</n> during rehearsals for the <n>One to One</n> concerts in 1972. Photo by <n>Bob Gruen</n>.

<n>Jenny Holzer: Light Line</n> installation by <n>Jenny Holzer</n> at the <n>Guggenheim New York</n>.

A still from the 1976 film <n>Maîtresse</n>, directed by <n>Barbet Schroeder</n>.

A still from the 1970 film <n>Love Story</n>, directed by <n>Arthur Hiller</n>.

<n>Jan-Michael Vincent</n> and <n>Bonnie Poorman</n> on the beach in Malibu, 1969. Photo by <n>John R. Hamilton</n>.

The <n>Cowgirl Ruffle Tee</n> by <n>O-Mighty</n>.

From <n>Taka-chan and I, a Dog’s Journey to Japan</n> by <n>Betty Jean Lifton</n>. Photo by <n>Eikoh Hosoe</n>.

<n>Linda Evangelista</n> and <n>Kyle MacLachlan</n> photographed by <n>Steven Meisel</n> for <n>Vogue Italia</n>, 1993.

Artwork by <n>In a relationship with freedom</n>.

View of the <n>Eiffel Tower</n> in Paris. Photo by <n>Ian Dagnall</n>.

<n>The Sweetest Little Song</n> by <n>Leonard Cohen</n>.

<n>Lest You Forget Kiss Card</n>, a novelty item published by <n>Ex. Sup. Co.</n> in Chicago in 1942.

<n>John F. Kennedy</n> and <n>Jacqueline Bouvier</n> on their wedding day, 1953. Her gown was designed by <n>Ann Lowe</n>.

<n>The Swan, No. 1</n> (1915) by artist <n>Hilma af Klint</n>.

A still from <n>Sommarlek</n> (1951), directed by <n>Ingmar Bergman</n>.

<n>Untitled #3</n> (2013) by photographer <n>Rob MacInnis</n> from his series <n>The Farm Family Project</n>.

A love letter from <n>Frida Kahlo</n> to <n>Nickolas Muray</n>, 1931.