Victorian Christmas Card with Angels and Illuminated Tree

Why are four angels — two full-sized ones sharing a book like celestial study buddies, one small cherub swinging a bell with a jaunty blue ribbon, and one disembodied baby head just floating up top because apparently that's fine — collectively hauling a lit Christmas tree through the clouds, as if nobody in heaven thought to delegate? The taller angel is doing the actual tree-carrying labor while staring into the middle distance with the thousand-yard gaze of someone who has been asked to hold the tree 'just for a second' for the last forty-five minutes. With lit candle stars threatening to torch everyone's feathers, a bodiless cherub face hovering in the upper corner like a divine surveillance camera, and the whole heavenly procession crammed into one postcard, this card captures the Victorian holiday spirit perfectly: chaotic, fire-hazardous, and mildly terrifying.