Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Cherubs and Decorated Egg

An egg that dwarfs the cherubs holding it—roughly the size of their entire torsos—is being manhandled by three chubby putti with tiny gold wings and strategically useless ribbon sashes while floating serenely among pastel clouds like this is a totally normal Tuesday. The proportions raise several logistical and theological questions about what, exactly, God's messengers are doing in the egg transport business. Their expressions range from delighted to disturbingly blank, as if two of them are thrilled about the egg heist and the third one in front has simply accepted his fate as a divine bellhop. 'Easter Greeting,' the card cheerfully declares, as though three semi-nude celestial infants wrestling an enormous beribboned orb through the heavens is the most natural way to celebrate the resurrection of Christ.