Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Bunny and Egg Carriage

Pure Victorian Easter Hell energy radiates from this card, where a brown-and-white rabbit has been strapped with a pink ribbon harness to a four-wheeled wooden cart bearing an enormous decorated pink egg — and yes, the egg is legitimately larger than the animal pulling it, because holiday card artists in the 1900s had zero interest in physics. The egg itself is ornate, wrapped in blue ribbon ties and embossed with leaf patterns, as if someone decided the most festive thing imaginable was to make a small mammal haul what appears to be a decorative barrel to its doom. Framed by delicate pink blossoms on a teal border and topped with the cheerful greeting 'A Glad Easter,' this card is basically a masterclass in dressing up indentured servitude with flowers and good typography.