Van Gogh's painting 'The Love Letter' portrays a woman reading a letter, expressing the emotions of love and longing.

Vermeer's painting captures the moment of a woman engrossed in reading a letter, conveying a sense of intimacy and contemplation.

René Magritte's 'Love Letters' series features paintings of floating green apples, symbolizing the surreal and enigmatic nature of love.

Klimt's iconic painting 'The Kiss' portrays a couple locked in a passionate kiss, symbolizing the intensity and beauty of romantic love.

Auguste Rodin's sculpture 'The Kiss' captures the raw emotion and physicality of a couple's passionate embrace, becoming an iconic symbol of love in art.

Chagall's painting 'The Lovers' portrays a couple floating in the air, defying gravity, symbolizing the transcendent and ethereal nature of love.

René Magritte's 'Love Letters' series features paintings of floating green apples, symbolizing the surreal and enigmatic nature of love.

Kahlo's painting 'The Two Fridas' portrays two versions of herself, one dressed in a traditional Mexican dress and the other in a European-style gown, holding hands, symbolizing her dual identities and inner struggles.

Gustav Klimt's 'The Kiss' series features paintings of couples in various stages of intimacy, capturing the beauty and passion of romantic love.

Munch's painting 'The Scream' portrays a figure with an agonized expression, screaming in despair, symbolizing the existential angst and emotional turmoil of the modern world.

Marc Chagall's 'The Lovers' series features paintings of couples in various poses and embraces, symbolizing the joy, passion, and tenderness of romantic love.

Picasso's painting 'Guernica' depicts the horrors of war and destruction, inspired by the bombing of the Basque town of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War.

Henri Matisse's 'The Dance of Love' series features paintings of couples dancing in various styles, capturing the rhythm, movement, and joy of romantic love.

Dalí's painting 'The Persistence of Memory' features melting clocks, symbolizing the relativity of time and the surreal nature of dreams.