Valentine by Kate Greenaway (1874)

Victorian Valentine card with daffodils, a kissing boy and girl in an oval scene, elves, a bird, and a printed verse.

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A chromolithographic Valentine card by Kate Greenaway, dated 1874, shows daffodils and yellow flowers framing an oval vignette of a boy and girl embracing in a meadow, with a rose in the boy's hand. Small elves, a brown bird, and a floral border surround a printed verse about stealing a kiss from a sleeping love.

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