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Love is the eternal inspiration of many artists. She was the opium from which the looks, touches, kisses and passionate hugs were born, which were painted on the canvas through the loving flicker of the brush. The history of art has created beautiful paintings in which love has often been the main motive.Every painter in his recognizable style so realistically "glorified" true love, that we still feel it today when we see the top works.The representative of the Baroque, the great painter Rembrandt, in the work "Jewish Bride" from 1666 painted a portrait of a couple in love. He expressed his love through their faces which radiate admiration, mercy, peace .He gently painted the double embrace, and the placement of the two figures on bodies as if they lived in their imaginary love world without being afraid to show it in front of everyone.Gustav Klimt, the representative of symbolism in his 1908 work The Kiss.Marc Chagall's 1928 Lovers reveals a wonderful love story between Mark and his first wife Bella.Surrealist painter Rene Magritte portrayed love in a specific way in his 1928 original Lovers. Motif of two figures with covered faces in a rapt kiss.Antonio Canova is one of the greatest sculptors of the neoclassical period. He also takes love as a theme in his work "The Kiss of Cupid" (1787 - 1793).