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The theme of courtly love. Davillier bequest. 1833

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The theme of courtly love. Davillier bequest. 1833

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The tapestry depicts one of the most common themes in courtly iconography: the gift of the heart.

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Delacroix loved nature and felt a deep need to commune with it, far from the noise of the city.

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Imperial group as Mars and Venus.Musée du Louvre. 1995

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Imperial group as Mars and Venus.Musée du Louvre. 1995

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This group reproduced the features of the of the Emperor Hadrian and his wife Sabina, until her head was replaced during the late second century by another portrait, probably of Lucilla, wife of Lucius Verus.

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The young princess Psyche is both surprised and aroused by the first kiss of Cupid, who is invisible to her.

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Jeton avec représentation de scène galante.Don Mohsène Foroughi, 1975. 

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Jeton avec représentation de scène galante.Don Mohsène Foroughi, 1975. 

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This tiny precious object showing the meeting of a pair of lovers, bears witness to an art that had its source in southeast Iran and was quite recently brought to light by Pierre Amiet, then curator of Oriental Antiquities at the Louvre.

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There is a couple playing a card game enjoying their presence.

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You are a very special person. Barbara Kruger. 1995

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You are a very special person. Barbara Kruger. 1995

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Everyone is special in their own unique ways.

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This piece shows the intimacy between the couple and how much they love each other.

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This piece fits the theme because the title is about love and being with each other.

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When We Can’t Get What We Love We Must Love What We Have. Pedro Friedeberg 1881

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When We Can’t Get What We Love We Must Love What We Have. Pedro Friedeberg 1881

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We have to be content with what we have because if we don't, those things that we have will be gone.