Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Choir Boys and Lilies

The energy here is pure 'celestial overcrowding'—three cherubic children in white robes, two holding small books and one floating disembodied in the upper left corner like a divine Zoom call gone wrong, are inexplicably crammed into a blue oval surrounded by lilies so aggressively large they constitute a hostile takeover. The text reads 'A Good Eastertide,' which is apparently a phrase that used to exist, and the whole composition screams 'we ran out of canvas but not out of flowers.' The floating head child, unbothered by its lack of a body, surveys the scene with the serene detachment of someone who has already ascended and frankly can't believe you haven't.