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‘Diana’ by Adrienne Rozzi
Dad's Song, Set It Off // Until Dawn // Orchard Park, Aaron West and the Roaring 20s // Victorian Ritual, Adrienne Rozzi // Stories in the Dark, Paradise Fears // Bobby’s Flask, Supernatural Season 7
The artwork of Adrienne Rozzi // POISON APPLE PRINTSHOP
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Adrienne Rozzi is the sole owner and operator of Poison Apple Printshop in Pittsburgh, PA. Her detailed illustrations each tell a story, often one steeped in hi
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The Bright Star Puzzle Purse Love Note by Adrienne Rozzi // Poison Apple Printshop
Limited edition of 100. Handmade screen print featuring the poem ‘Bright Star, would I were stedfast as thou art’ by John Keats
Made popular during the Victorian era, the Puzzle Purse is a type of valentine that unfolds in a star-like pattern to reveal a special love note on the inside. These valentines were traditionally exchanged between lovers as intimate tokens of their devotion and, in addition to the written sentiment, often carried a lock of hair or pressed flowers inside. Unfolding in a hypnotic pinwheel-like pattern, opening a Puzzle Purse slowly revealed a love poem with the main sentiment written at the very heart of the note. In true Victorian fashion, this unfolding was viewed symbolically as the act of “opening your heart to love.” Today, puzzle purses carry the memory and romance of the Victorian era, when love was held on high and celebrated justly. The Puzzle Purse I’ve created features my original artwork accompanied by one of my favorite love poems from the romantic era— “Bright Star, would I were stedfast as thou art” by John Keats. In addition to the traditional Victorian love notes, the artwork is inspired by the Pre-Raphaelites and their affinity for medieval sorcery and courtship.
Drawings and photo © Poison Apple Printshop
The Bright Star Puzzle Purse Love Note by Adrienne Rozzi // Poison Apple Printshop
Limited edition of 100. Handmade screen print featuring the poem ‘Bright Star, would I were stedfast as thou art’ by John Keats.
Drawings and photos © Poison Apple Printshop