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Detail: Bouquet of Flowers in a Vase, Maria van Oosterwijck, 1670

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Resting Beauty

Władysław Czachórski

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Hush! (also known as The Concert)

James Tissot - 1875

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The Three Connoisseurs (dress details), Frédéric Soulacroix (French, 1858-1933)

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Various Antique “Lover’s Eye’ Jewellery Pieces, c. late 1700s

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“We kiss again and this time, it feels familiar. I know exactly how we fit together, his arm around my waist, my hands on his chest, the pressure of his lips on mine. We have each other memorized.”

— Veronica Roth

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18th century mourning ring, traditionally gifted by close friends and family to the bereaved. This one is inscribed “John Thompson Mar 1773″. 

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John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836-1893)

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Berthe Morisot

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“Each flower was given with love and so I dried, bunched and hung them, to always remember I was loved”

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Picnic at Hanging Rock/ Peter Weir/ 1975

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