Victorian Cupid Valentine Card - Winged Angel with Hearts

Like a startup pivoting its business model, Cupid has apparently shifted from archery to blacksmithing, cheerfully hammering hearts on an anvil in front of a literal roaring furnace — because when you think romance, you naturally think of a cherub in a red dress running a forge. The red hearts tumbling off the anvil and scattered across the ground suggest he's been at this for a while, mass-producing love with the grim efficiency of a Victorian factory worker. His expression is disturbingly delighted for someone doing manual labor in bare feet next to an open flame, and the forget-me-nots blooming around his workspace do absolutely nothing to counteract the industrial nightmare energy. 'A Gift of Love,' reads the caption, which apparently means a heart that has been heated, beaten, and shaped to spec.