Vintage Valentine's Day Cupid Cherub Greeting Card | Edwardian Era

There's a palpable sense of weary resignation radiating from this scene—a barely-clothed cherub in nothing but a jaunty little top hat and pink wings, apparently assigned the most exhausting courier route in existence, manually wheeling a giant red heart through a meadow in a wooden wheelbarrow surrounded by forget-me-nots that feel like a passive-aggressive floral message. The hat, doing absolutely zero work as clothing, suggests someone in 1910 thought 'what if Cupid, but also a delivery man?' and called it a day. The text 'A MESSENGER OF LOVE' at the bottom is printed with the solemn gravity of a business card, because apparently the best way to express romance is through a nude child-angel in manual labor, straining against the handles of a cart he definitely did not sign up for.