Vintage Easter Greeting Card: Children with Easter Bunny Cart

Between the boy standing dutifully behind and the girl riding inside a cracked egg mounted on a wooden cart wheel, there's an unspoken agreement that they will be hauled across a meadow by two very committed rabbits in red harnesses while maintaining absolute composure. The girl, inexplicably emerging from the egg like she's been freshly hatched and dressed in orange for the occasion, holds the red reins with the casual confidence of someone who absolutely does this every Sunday. The rabbits, for their part, are sprinting with the desperate energy of animals who know exactly what their life has become. Victorian Easter, apparently, was less about chocolate and more about harnessing livestock, traumatizing livestock, and embedding children in produce.