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In times gone by, love letters were penned on parchment paper that weathered and faded with age. This collection is inspired by that beauty, with each piece drawn from a real love letter in history.

Though the ink may have softened and the edges curled, the sentiment endured. Some are declarations, some are goodbyes. All are expressions of what it means to love, to long and to be seen.

Each work holds subtle marks, softened edges, and deeply layered surfaces that shift with quiet intention - like parchment aging gracefully. Rich in texture and tonal nuance, the works reflect how that beauty reveals itself slowly over time. Though pared back in form, the collection holds delicate complexity. These original artworks are less about what is seen and more about what is felt. They bring cohesiveness to a space with their strength, sentiment and stillness.

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  • Love is My ReligionLove is My Religion

    Love is My Religion

    A letter from John Keats to Fanny Brawne, 13 October 1819 By the autumn of 1819, John Keats had already written many of the poems that would secure his place in literary history. But his health was declining, and the shadows of illness and uncertainty were closing...
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  • Ever OursEver Ours

    Ever Ours

    Immortal Beloved letter by Ludwig van Beethoven, 6–7 July 1812 In July 1812, in the quiet hours between performances and travel, Beethoven wrote a letter to a woman he called only his Immortal Beloved. The letter was found among his personal papers after his...
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  • We Were DestinedWe Were Destined

    We Were Destined

    A letter from Winston Churchill to Clementine Churchill, 23 January 1935 (excerpt) Winston Churchill, known for his wartime leadership and fierce intellect, also harboured a deeply romantic side. His marriage to Clementine Hozier spanned over 50 years, carried by devotion, respect, and a steady...
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  • What Can I Give YouWhat Can I Give You

    What Can I Give You

    A letter from Albert Einstein to Mileva Marić, March 1901 Before he became a global symbol of intellect, Albert Einstein was a young physicist struggling to find his place in the world. During his student years in Zurich, he fell in love with Mileva...
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  • Think of Me SometimesThink of Me Sometimes

    Think of Me Sometimes

    A letter from Lord Byron to Countess Teresa Guiccioli, 25 August 1819 In the summer of 1819, Lord Byron sat alone in the garden of a villa in Bologna. He had been exiled from England, infamous and brilliant, carrying the weight of scandal and...
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  • Make Wild PromisesMake Wild Promises

    Make Wild Promises

    A letter from Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn, c. 1527In the 1520s, King Henry VIII of England began a secret correspondence with Anne Boleyn, a young noblewoman in his court. Though already married to Catherine of Aragon, Henry was captivated by Anne’s intelligence, wit,...
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  • Since I Left YouSince I Left You

    Since I Left You

    A letter from Napoleon Bonaparte to Joséphine de Beauharnais, 17 July 1796 The year was 1796. Napoleon Bonaparte was twenty-six, newly appointed commander of the French Army in Italy. He had been married just four months earlier to Joséphine de Beauharnais, a beautiful and...
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  • A Beautiful Letter to YouA Beautiful Letter to You

    A Beautiful Letter to You

    A letter from Virginia Woolf to Vita Sackville-West, 21 January 1926 In 1920s London, two remarkable women began exchanging letters that would come to define one of the most intimate literary relationships of the century. Virginia Woolf, already a celebrated modernist writer, and Vita...
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  • That Which is EternalThat Which is Eternal

    That Which is Eternal

    A letter from Leo Tolstoy to Valeria Arsenev, November 1856  In 1856, Leo Tolstoy was 28 and already a published writer. He had returned from military service and was visiting family estates near Tula, Russia, where he met Valeria Arsenev, a young woman from...
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  • A Charm Which I Never Felt BeforeA Charm Which I Never Felt Before

    A Charm Which I Never Felt Before

    A letter from Elizabeth Barrett to Robert Browning, 10 January 1845 Elizabeth Barrett was already a celebrated poet when Robert Browning first wrote to her. What followed was an extraordinary courtship carried out almost entirely through letters. For over a year, they exchanged hundreds...
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  • Only Love You MoreOnly Love You More

    Only Love You More

    A letter from Oscar Wilde to Lord Alfred Douglas, written in 1897 while imprisoned in Reading Gaol In 1895, celebrated playwright and poet Oscar Wilde was sentenced to two years of hard labour for “gross indecency” after his romantic relationship with Lord Alfred Douglas...
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  • To Be What's MissingTo Be What's Missing

    To Be What's Missing

    A letter from Zelda Fitzgerald to F. Scott Fitzgerald, March 1930 F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald were more than just the dazzling darlings of the Jazz Age. He was the celebrated author of The Great Gatsby, and she, a writer, dancer, and icon of...
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