Victorian 'True Love' Die-Cut Greeting Card with Cherub & Flowers

Victorian 'True Love' Die-Cut Greeting Card with Cherub & Flowers

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OccasionValentine
EraVictorian (1870-1900)
Decade1880s-1890s
Stylechromolithograph die-cut
Colorssage green, crimson red, golden brown, cream, blue
Vibesromantic, elegant

Text on Card

True Love.

Description

A cherubic child with brown hair and large dark eyes emerges from a soft sage-green egg-shaped frame adorned with clusters of pink blossoms and delicate leafing in this enchanting Victorian die-cut greeting card that epitomizes the sentimental romanticism of the late 19th century. The angelic figure wears a cream-colored dress trimmed with blue, rendered with the meticulous hand-coloring characteristic of fine chromolithography. Elegant script proclaims 'True Love' across the card's center, making this a tender expression perfect for Valentine's Day or romantic occasions. The exquisite attention to botanical detail and cherub imagery reflects Victorian fascination with innocence, nature, and idealized love.

Subjects

child emerging from egg, brown hair, flowers (pink blossoms), foliage, wings, blue dress/collar, decorative text

Printing Notes

Hand-colored chromolithographic printing with embossed details. Die-cut egg or leaf-shaped format with scalloped edges. Textured surface typical of Victorian card production.

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