Prince’s Love Symbol #2 - The Iconic Glyph of Music Legend #1743426 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white glyph, known as Love Symbol #2, was created by Prince in 1993 to replace his name amid a dispute with Warner Bros. It merges Egyptian Ankh (life), a sword (strength), and male/female symbols (duality and unity). The design became central to his identity during the “Love Symbol” era and remains a powerful emblem of artistic sovereignty.

Used on album covers (e.g., *Love Symbol Album*), merchandise, and promotional materials; serves fans seeking cultural history, music iconography, or symbolic design inspiration.