Lovelorn Collection
"Lovelorn: A Melancholic Journey Through Art and Longing" Step into the world of unrequited love and heartache as depicted in various artworks throughout history
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"Lovelorn: A Melancholic Journey Through Art and Longing" Step into the world of unrequited love and heartache as depicted in various artworks throughout history. From Medea's disillusionment to Cupid's surgical attempts at mending broken hearts, these pieces capture the essence souls. In "The Disillusioned Medea, " painted in c. 1640, we witness a woman consumed by despair and betrayal. Her eyes reflect the pain she carries within, a reminder that even the strongest can be shattered by unfaithfulness. Moving forward to "In Cupids Surgery, " a color lithograph showcasing love as an intricate operation. The artist portrays Cupid delicately stitching together fragmented hearts, symbolizing both hope for healing and the fragility of human emotions. Fast forward to 1889 with "Seigen Languishing for His Love, Princess Sakura. " This poignant artwork captures Seigen's longing gaze towards his beloved Sakura, highlighting the torment experienced when separated from one's true love. "The Majors Daughter" takes us back to 1862 through a wood engraving that depicts a young woman yearning for her lover's return from war. Her pensive expression reveals her inner turmoil as she anxiously awaits his safe arrival. Ms. 2597 At Sunrise presents us with an enchanted fountain whose inscription holds secrets only revealed at dawn – perhaps offering solace or guidance to those seeking answers amidst their lovelorn state. On another terrace stands "A lady on a terrace distraught with unsatisfied longing for her lover. " This painting encapsulates the anguish felt when desire remains unfulfilled; every fiber of her being yearns for connection yet finds no respite from this ache. "Design for If" transports us to 1866 where pen & black ink sketchings depict scenes of missed opportunities caused by fear or hesitation - reminding us that sometimes it is our own inhibitions that prevent us from finding love.