Lucca Art Print | 2 Sizes valentines were published posthumously in 1818

were published posthumously in 1818 with a biographical notice by her brother

this necklace is a timeless symbol of elegance and speaks to the enduring power of gratitude in our lives

This photograph captures the rare perspective of Venice seen not from its canals

Material: Iron

It feels less like a place and more like a memory in the making

Lucca Art Print | 2 Sizes valentines were published posthumously in 1818Captured inside the Palazzo Pfanner, originally known as Palazzo Controni, dating back to 1667, a baroque palace in the heart of medieval Lucca. A depiction of light playing with rich yellow tones creates a dramatic yet welcoming vignette a colour of optimism and new beginnings. Photographed in Lucca, Italy. Photography by Mister Antonio Art. Details 5" x 7", or 8" x 10" print (frame not included) Packaged with a white mat border and backing Printed