Victorian Couple Kissing in Flames Valentine Card

The woman in her soft dress and the man in his tuxedo with bow tie lean in for a near-kiss while completely engulfed in swirling orange and red flames, because apparently the Edwardians thought 'passion' meant 'literal combustion.' Three red burning hearts sit at the base of the inferno, just in case you missed the memo that this is romantic and not a depiction of souls descending into the underworld. Their expressions are serene, even tender, which creates the kind of cognitive dissonance that can only be achieved when you outsource your Valentine's card to someone who has never experienced an emotion below a five-alarm intensity.