Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Yellow Chick and Purple Violets

The proportions here are immediately suspect—a chick this comically oversized relative to the pussy willow and violets that surround it apparently stands very pleased with itself for having just committed eggsistential self-destruction. It's flanked by a spray of pussy willow and a dramatic bouquet of purple violets, because apparently the best way to express 'risen savior' is through a baby bird surrounded by its own former home and some funerary flowers. The whole chaotic tableau floats against a background of spiky purple starburst patterns that can only be described as 'someone sneezed glitter at a fireworks show,' while the words 'Loving Easter Wishes' are rendered in ornate gold script with a single red letter W, because the Victorian typographer apparently had one extremely specific opinion about the letter W.