Finding the perfect Valentine’s Day gift can be tough. There’s the tried-and-true—a dozen roses, a box of chocolate, or maybe even a plushie—but why not surprise your significant other this year with a love-inspired work of art that will last a lifetime? We combed through hundreds of artworks on the Artnet Gallery Network and found nine love-inspired artworks that make for an incredible last-minute—yet still truly thoughtful—gift.
And if you don’t see one that quite fits the bill here, you can explore and discover the perfect piece for that special someone (or yourself!) right from home with the convenience of Artnet Gallery Network’s digital platform.
Greg Miller, (2022). Courtesy of the White Room Gallery, Bridgehampton.
Veronique Cauchefer, (2022). Courtesy of Helwaser Gallery, New York.
Meron Engida, (2021). Courtesy of Morton Fine Art, Washington, D.C.
Fred Stein, (1946). Courtesy of Rosenberg & Co., New York.
Nan Goldin, (1978). Courtesy of Marian Goodman Gallery, New York, Paris.
Jean Gaumy, (1997). Courtesy of Magnum Photos, London, Paris, New York.
TM Davy, (2023). Courtesy of Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart.
Elliott Erwitt, (1955). Courtesy of HackelBury Fine Art, London.
Lin Tianlu, (2022). Courtesy of ArtDepot, Beijing.
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