Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Chicks and Caravan

The stretcher-bound invalid chick in the center dominates this tableau, and it's worth noting that someone at the turn of the century looked at baby chicks, thought 'what if they had hats and a carriage pulled by a white rabbit,' and called it a holiday card — and honestly, respect. The focal point features a chick in a bonnet and white dress being carried by two others, one wearing a full green coat and hat like he's late for a very small funeral. Two hat-wearing chicks operate a red wagon-style carriage from the driver's and rear positions, a stray chick offers flowers to the invalid, and one tiny chick in the corner appears to be having an existential crisis entirely alone. The text reads 'Easter Greeting' in cheerful purple lettering, which is doing an enormous amount of heavy lifting to normalize whatever medical emergency is apparently unfolding here.