Victorian Easter Greetings Card with Anthropomorphic Rabbit

The card's wholesome Easter message clashes spectacularly with its imagery of a bipedal rabbit dressed in what can only be described as a Renaissance faire fever dream — complete with pink tunic, cane, and a basket of carrots strapped to his back — who has clearly unionized and is DONE with your Easter nonsense. A rosy-cheeked child peeks over the wooden fence in the background, either delighted or traumatized, while the whole unhinged tableau is lovingly framed in a border of four-leaf clovers and forget-me-nots, because apparently the best way to celebrate 'Christ is risen' is with a six-foot rabbit with a walking stick and somewhere to be.