Victorian Christmas Greetings Card with Poinsettias & Winter Scene

The poinsettias seem convinced they've staged a hostile takeover of the entire composition, bullying a perfectly innocent winter landscape—complete with snow-covered cottages and a church steeple—into a tiny rectangular frame just to remind it who's in charge. The red ribbon snaking through the arrangement appears to have somewhere to be, culminating in a jaunty bow at the top with three sad little gold bells dangling at the bottom, which are apparently doing the emotional labor of conveying 'festive joy' while the poinsettias do the labor of conveying 'floral dominance.' The text 'Christmas Greetings' sits at the bottom with the C's rendered in ornate medallions, as if even the typography needed a formal introduction. Stars dot the green background like they were added by someone who thought, correctly, that this card needed more going on.