Victorian Easter Angels Greeting Card with Golden Bell

Framed by a border of dainty blue flowers and climbing vines that scream 'grandma's wallpaper, circa 1908,' two suspiciously well-coiffed angels in flowing white robes have apparently been assigned the sacred Easter duty of ringing an absolutely enormous golden bell — apparently the best way to announce 'He is Risen' is via a brass fixture the size of a Buick. The taller angel is hauling on what appears to be a rope or flag attached to this divine dinner bell while their companion gazes beatifically into the middle distance, clearly unbothered by the sheer logistics of bell-wrangling in the clouds. The card's text — 'All His work is ended, joyfully we sing, Jesus hath ascended: Glory to our King' — suggests the whole resurrection situation has been resolved and these two are simply on clean-up duty, ringing last call on the greatest comeback story ever told.