DISCOVERART

Unknown Artist English, 19th century

To Her I Love (valentine)

1840/60
Color lithograph with satin collaged element on cut and embossed ivory wove paper (lace)
6.9 × 10.6 cm (2.7 × 4.2 in)

SEE IT IN PERSON

Not currently on view

In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026

View at artic.edu ↗Plan a visit ↗

Discussion

Be the first to share your thoughts.

Sign in to join the discussion.

Community guidelines

More by Unknown Artist English, 19th century

Untitled Valentine (Woman Holding Letter)Untitled Valentine (Woman Holding Letter)Valentine envelopeValentine envelopeView of Boston from the Hospital at Chelsea (valentine)View of Boston from the Hospital at Chelsea (valentine)Untitled Valentine (Pink Flower on Green)Untitled Valentine (Pink Flower on Green)View of WindsorView of WindsorCome Dwell with Me (Valentine)Come Dwell with Me (Valentine)Portrait of Lord CornwallisPortrait of Lord CornwallisHaste From My Lattice, Letter Fly! (valentine)Haste From My Lattice, Letter Fly! (valentine)

More like this

Valentine Affection (valentine)Thomas Wood — Valentine Affection (valentine)ValentineAnonymous — ValentineDearest, May My Love for Thee be Equaled by Thy Truth to Me (valentine)George Kershaw — Dearest, May My Love for Thee be Equaled byLove and Good Will, I Bear to Thee (Valentine)Unknown Artist American or English, 19th century — Love and If Souls Could Always Dwell Above (Valentine)H. Dobbs — If Souls Could Always Dwell Above (Valentine)Sweet are the Flowers (valentine)George Kershaw — Sweet are the Flowers (valentine)Forget Me Not (valentine)David Mossman — Forget Me Not (valentine)Tis Loving Thee Too Well (valentine)Joseph Mansell — Tis Loving Thee Too Well (valentine)Can You See Me in Despair? (Valentine)George Meek — Can You See Me in Despair? (Valentine)Can You See Me in Despair? (Valentine)George Meek — Can You See Me in Despair? (Valentine)Forget thee, oh. Never! (valentine)Unknown Artist American or English, 19th century — Forget thWe Part to Meet Again (valentine)Unknown Artist American or English, 19th century — We Part t