In Love With The Moon | Antonio Rubino | 1907 17th Century though it does derive from

though it does derive from a phrase in an 1880 letter he sent to the painting's original commissioner

Wells' "The War of the Worlds

with golds

dreamlike landscape

his head bowed beneath a crown of thorns

In Love With The Moon | Antonio Rubino | 1907 17th Century though it does derive fromInnamorato della Luna (In Love with the Moon, 1907) by Antonio Rubino is a whimsical Art Nouveau illustration depicting a frog serenading the moon with a harp. Rendered in a striking blue and white palette, the dreamlike composition blends fantasy, humour, and poetry, showcasing Rubino's distinctive decorative style and imaginative storytelling. Frame: Created from high quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin finish.