Vintage Cupid Valentine Card Early 1900s Love Arrow Heart

The architectural background barely registers at first, which is fortunate because it allows full attention to the main subject: a nude cherub — seen from behind, thank God — shoulders what appears to be a large stick or branch across his back like some kind of tiny, curly-haired Atlas, while a quiver of arrows hangs at his side and a single red flower droops near his feet. The card's designers apparently looked at the concept of 'romantic love' and thought, 'what if Cupid just... had his back to you, carrying lumber?' The massive flat red heart slapped in the lower right corner feels less like a romantic gesture and more like someone realized at the last second that nothing about this nude toddler hauling cargo said 'Valentine' and panicked.