The word “Love” pops up time and again in retro style artworks and here is Dandy Star’s interpretation, the Love Rainbow Print.
The pop art style design is decorated with a brightly coloured rainbow pattern set against a grey background. It has been printed by hand and is sold framed in a white metal frame.
It is available to buy online from SCP for the rather random price of £240.01.
Since its creation in the mid-sixties, Robert Indiana's Love artwork has appeared in many forms and inspired countless others. This could be the most popular yet – 'Chocolate Love', a recreation of the work in cocoa.
Taking the form of the instantly recognisable stacked letters with slanting 'O', this miniature work of art measures 10cm square and is made from solid dark chocolate, covered in edible gold dust.
At £7.50, it's probably the most affordable version of the artwork too – though is probably too tasty to be around for long.
Buy it from Heal's
A pop art icon as a piece of wall art, Love by Robert Indiana is now available as a sculpture.
Originally produced between 1964 and 1966 as everything from paintings and posters through to Christmas cards and rings, it was later remade as a 12ft steel sculpture, which you'll find in the Indianapolis Museum of Art. This is a replica of that sculpture.
This tabletop design, approved by the artist, is available in the red above, as well as blue, pink, green and silver, all standing around 7.6cm high and wide. You can get one for £65.
It's that time of year again, when you can't fail to notice the shops are festooned with strings of hearts. Looking for a way to express your love in retro style this coming 14 February? You may well be interested in these Valentine's cards from Hello! Lucky.
Other cards feature creatures like lions or raccoons and have the same kitsch Fifties style as the couple of examples shown above … and similarly bad puns too! The letterpress cards cost £3.25 each.
See them online
Give a little love this Christmas with this limited re-issue of By Graziela's heart pattern. Regular readers will know what fans we are of Graziela Preiser's colourful designs. This heart pattern dates from 1976 and looks as appealing as it must have done back then. It's being sold as cushions or, for the more craftily minded, as fabric in bright pink, red or orange colourways.
The cushions are for sale for £34 each while the fabric costs £21 per metre. But if you're interested you need to hurry as only 150 metres of each colour have been printed.
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