Allegory of love satisfaction represented by a graceful teenager kneeling in front of a heart in the middle of a flowered rose tree whose roses and thorns are allusive to the sorrows and sweets of love. The lover cries to embellish what he loves. by Austrian School

Allegory of love satisfaction represented by a graceful teenager kneeling in front of a heart in the middle of a flowered rose tree whose roses and thorns are allusive to the sorrows and sweets of love. The lover cries to embellish what he loves.

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Allegory of love satisfaction represented by a graceful teenager kneeling in front of a heart in the middle of a flowered rose tree whose roses and thorns are allusive to the sorrows and sweets of love. The lover cries to embellish what he loves. by Austrian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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