MUSEUM OF LOVE OPEN FOR VISITORS

In time for Valentine’s Day, the Museum of Love (www.museumoflove.org) has opened its virtual doors for the first time. The Museum of Love is the creation of Kris Waldherr, author of the bestselling Goddess Tarot, THE BOOK OF GODDESSES and THE LOVER'S PATH.

The Museum of Love is intended as the most romantic destination on the web. It takes the form of the Museo di Palazzo Filomela, or the Palace of the Nightingale, set in a mythic Renaissance Venice. Within this museum of the imagination, you can read retellings of classic love stories, view paintings of historic lovers, send a love letter, get a free love tarot reading and purchase romantic gifts. Lovers featured range from Cupid and Psyche to Dante and Beatrice.

The Museum of Love was inspired by Waldherr's newest publications, THE LOVER'S PATH and THE LOVER'S PATH TAROT. Set in Renaissance Venice, THE LOVER'S PATH maps a journey where wisdom may be gained by daring to love another. Says Waldherr, "I hope the Museum will help to light the flames of love and offer a cathartic experience for the bruised of heart. Which I suppose means all of us -- I mean, who hasn't fallen in love or had their heart broken?"

To visit the Museum of Love, go to www.museumoflove.org. Unlike a “real” museum, you can visit anytime and from any place. All you need is love — and a computer.

ABOUT KRIS WALDHERR: The artist behind the Museum of Love, Kris Waldherr is an author, illustrator, and designer. Her work has been praised by The New York Times Book Review for its “quality of myth and magic.” Waldherr’s many books include The Book of Goddesses, Embracing the Goddess Within, Persephone and the Pomegranate, and Sacred Animals. Waldherr is also the creator of the bestselling The Goddess Tarot and The Lover’s Path Tarot, both published by US Games Systems Inc. She lives and works in Brooklyn.

Kris Waldherr Art and Words
619 East Seventh Street
Brooklyn, NY 11218
718-462-8787
contact: Thea Miller, thea@artandwords.com

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