Victorian Valentine Cherub Angels Heart Forget-Me-Not Flowers

The winged cherub in pink and wingless cherub in white sitting around a massive red heart skewered by a single arrow suggest a deeply uneven division of labor, with the airborne one clutching the organ with the focused intensity of someone trying to steal it while the earthbound cherub below sits with its fist raised to its mouth in the universal gesture of 'I can't believe this is my job.' The forget-me-nots drown the whole chaotic tableau as if the Victorian artist panic-bought flowers to distract you from the existential weirdness of it all, and the word 'Valentine' scrawled in red cursive at the bottom cheerfully insists this tableau of chubby supernatural labor and floral overcrowding represents love.