Vintage Cupid Valentine Card - Edwardian Era Cherub with Heart

Cupid has fully abandoned his bow-and-arrow brand strategy, opting instead to hold up a giant red heart with an arrow drawn ON it like a toddler's first tattoo design — efficiency, apparently, being the love god's new thing. The cherub is draped in a pink-and-blue toga that's doing absolutely nothing, accessorized with a gold ornate quiver at his hip and a single pair of small white wings that look structurally incapable of lifting even a good mood, let alone an actual child. His rosy-cheeked, curly-haired grin radiates the specific energy of someone who knows exactly what chaos they're about to cause, standing barefoot in a pastoral landscape like a tiny Roman god who got lost on a hiking trail. The 'To My Valentine' text at the bottom is doing heavy lifting trying to make all of this seem romantic rather than like the opening scene of a mythology-themed horror film.