Victorian Valentine's Day Greeting Card with Hearts & Snowdrops

There's a distinctly unsettling energy to this arrangement: a bucolic countryside landscape — complete with trees, a dirt path, and what appears to be birds in the sky — gets sandwiched between two anatomically correct red hearts, one of which has been aggressively target-practiced with a bullseye arrow. The whole composition is framed by drooping white snowdrop flowers that hang limply like they too are questioning the romantic intentions here, while a red ribbon bow at the bottom adds a festive 'gift-wrapped organ' quality. Victorian romance: where 'To My Valentine' apparently meant 'here is a pastoral scene, some cardiac imagery, and flowers that strongly imply you're already dead.'