The Passion Flower - Victorian Print

The Victorian Era comes alive with this female illustration entitled "The Passion Flower.” Her beautiful lily headdress with matching hand bouquet reminds us of the meaning of a lily during the Victorian Era: If a lady was given a lily, she would know it was from her lover. Her evening dress has an off-the-shoulder neckline trimmed with lace and decorative material. This sepia-toned Victorian home decor print is bound to get a second glance by those passing by!

• Illustration drawn by D. M. Clise and engraved by Hollis.
• Published in London on July 1, 1842.
• Victorian print reproduction measures 8 x 10 inches.
• Printed on durable cover stock with soft velvet finish.

Did you know?  The Victorian Era was a period of grand gestures. The etiquette of flirtation was cultivated and romance lived on the pages of love letters.