TRUE ROMANCE

1896 painting <n>Sagrado Coração de Jesus Redentor</n> by Portuguese artist <n>António Carneiro</n>.

<n>Candy Box</n> (1981) by <n>Andy Warhol</n>.

A detail from <n>Clyties of the Mist</n> (1912) by artist <n>Herbert James Draper</n>.

A silhouette illustration of the mythological figure <n>Cupid</n>.

<n>Harmony of Spring</n> by <n>Vernon Ward</n>, a print published by <n>The Medici Society</n>.

Roman marble copy of the Greek <n>Head of an Amazon (Sciarra type)</n> from the 5th century BC.

<n>Dancing Fairies</n> (1866), a painting by Swedish artist <n>August Malmström</n>.

<n>Venus and Anchises</n>, a <n>Neoclassical</n> terracotta sculpture by <n>Johan Tobias Sergel</n>, 1770.

<n>Frank Dicksee</n>'s painting <n>Romeo and Juliet</n>, 1884.

Dante and Virgil sketch illustration in classic novel

Cover art for the book <n>Love Is Enough: Poetry Threaded with Love</n> by <n>Andrea Zanatelli</n>.

A detail from the painting <n>Water Lilies</n> by Austrian artist <n>Hans Zatzka</n> (1859-1945).

<n>Romantic Encounter</n>, 1864, by Hungarian artist <n>Mihály von Zichy</n>.

Detail from <n>Thomas Lawrence</n>'s 1794 painting, <n>Portrait of Catherine Gray, Lady Manners</n>.

Detail from the painting <n>Saint Augustine</n> by <n>Philippe de Champaigne</n>, c. 1645-1650.