Victorian Valentine Heart Card with Cherub & Red Fruit Basket

Framed in a teal die-cut heart surrounded by an aggressively cheerful border of yellow and purple pansies, a curly-haired child in a blue dress calmly presents a single red heart to a wicker basket overflowing with what appears to be an entire harvest's worth of identical red spheres—because 'Affection's Offering' is apparently best expressed by hoarding a bushel of hearts like some kind of Victorian emotion capitalist. The inner frame is studded with more red hearts and tied off with a jaunty blue bow at the top, as if the designer looked at the existing heart-to-surface-area ratio and thought 'needs more hearts.' The pansies at the bottom have a definite funeral-arrangement energy, and the gnarled little tree branch in the background is doing absolutely nothing to lighten the mood.