J. C. Leyendecker
June 3, 1905
Nothing says “I love you” like dressing up in a dragon costume.

Frank X. Leyendecker
June 27, 1907
Make his heart skip a beat with a beautiful song.

J. C. Leyendecker
February 2, 1910
As Valentine’s Day nears, the Postman and his partner do their best to deliver your love letters on time.

J. C. Leyendecker
February 16, 1918
Love letters don’t write themselves. St. Valentine pens the perfect poem for your paramour.

Tom Webb
May 13, 1922
This love struck couple doesn’t need cupid to pierce their hearts.

Norman Rockwell
September 9, 1922
Lining up for love is one of many life lessons these lads will encounter.

Neil Hott
April 26, 1924
Stretching your last dollar is a simple sacrifice for a romantic night on the town.

Frederic Stanley
April 30, 1927
Popping the question requires the utmost preparation.

Norman Rockwell
June 4, 1927
This young man hopes to paint his way right into her heart.

Norman Rockwell
May 4, 1929
A love triangle calls for pretty flowers, but perhaps he should have brought a second bouquet!

M. Jackson
June 14, 1930
A serenade so stunning, she was over the moon.

James C. McKell
June 21, 1930
A sweet treat to top off a playful tennis match.

Eugene Iverd
January 7, 1933
The boy of her dreams is even more breathtaking under the glowing moon.

George W. Gage
June 3, 1933
With so many suitors, it’s easy to see why this beauty is beyond vacillating among valentines.

J. C. Leyendecker
March 31, 1934
A pretty pink dress, fresh flowers, and a gentleman with a top hat — the makings of a rousing rendezvous.

Norman Rockwell
September 22, 1934
A bounty of beauties has left this lad with a lot to think about.

Charles R. Chickering
May 9, 1936
Nothing says a scenic getaway for two like a sea-bound voyage.

Tom Webb
February 13, 1937
For this well-dressed fella, finding true love starts with a colossal card.

Frances Tipton Hunter
July 10, 1937
Making faces works wonders when you’re five, but soon our larkish lad will need to find new ways of wooing.

Norman Rockwell
February 19, 1938
Gawking over a gorgeous guy is always sure-fire entertainment for any sleepover.

Frances Tipton Hunter
May 25, 1940
This boy is doing more longing than long-divisioning.

John LaGatta
March 22, 1941
This well-dressed duo dashes off to a diner for a cup of joe and juicy burgers.

John Atherton
February 13, 1943
Distance makes the heart grow fonder, especially when you’re separated by nothing but sea.

Mead Schaeffer
April 28, 1945
Forget the extravagant getaways — an afternoon stroll in the park works perfectly for this lovely pair.

Constantin Alajalov
July 15, 1950
After doors are locked, this lad and his lady linger, perhaps a bit too long.

Richard Sargent
February 11, 1956
Picking a V-Day card takes time, especially when she’s your first love.

Thornton Utz
September 15, 1956
This gentleman wasn’t shy about chasing down his dream girl.

James Williamson
July 16, 1960
This crew member is about to make this crowded corner is a less-than-ideal location for these love birds.
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