Victorian Valentine Greeting Card: Child in Hat with Violets

This card exists as the moment someone decided a rosy-cheeked child in an enormous white wide-brimmed hat should be presented as a romantic gesture, slowly emerging from a suspiciously aggressive pile of purple violets and shamrocks like she's being consumed by a floral entity. The glittery trim on that hat is doing a lot of heavy lifting, aesthetically speaking, as is whatever tambourine-adjacent red object she's clutching to her chest with the quiet intensity of someone who has seen things. Yellow ribbon cascades down the sides while a lone four-leaf clover dangles from the top like a lucky charm this card absolutely did not earn, and the cursive 'To my Valentine' in the corner confirms that yes, someone once handed this to a romantic partner and expected warmth in return.