Coleridge "Love" Victorian Postcard

Postcard: "Love" (Samuel Taylor Coleridge), vintage art and historical poetry with a modern twist. A dashing young man serenades his beloved in this lovely Victorian illustration of 1846 by Daniel Maclise and F.P. Becker. The original black-and-white engraving is in the public domain, and I've remixed it with a modern twist by digitally hand-colouring it. To complement the enchanting imagery, I've incorporated a quotation from the beautiful 1799 poem Love by Samuel Taylor Coleridge: "She listened with a flitting blush,
 with downcast eyes and modest grace; for well she knew, I could not choose
 but gaze upon her face.
 I told her of the Knight that wore upon his shield a burning brand; and that for ten long years he wooed
 the Lady of the Land. 
I told her how he pined: and ah! The deep, the low, the pleading tone with which I sang another's love,
 interpreted my own.
" This pretty postcard is perfect for the 21st-century lover of 19th-century art and poetry, on any occasion.