Victorian Valentine's Day Greeting Card with Giant Heart and Children

The card's romantic valentine sentiment clashes sharply with its imagery of two bundled-up children manhandling an enormous red heart like they're trying to steal furniture from an apartment, while a tiny cherub portrait embedded directly in the heart's surface watches the whole operation with an expression of resigned complicity. Up on a snowy hill behind the heart, two more children stand silhouetted against the horizon, presumably waiting for their cut of the heist. The text 'You For Me' — not 'You AND Me,' mind you, just 'You For Me' — confirms that this Valentine's sentiment is less about love and more about possession, which the children physically dragging a giant heart across a snowfield really drives home.