Art Nouveau Easter Greeting Card with Woman and Daffodils

Serenely, aggressively unbothered, this demurely downward-gazing woman in an elaborate gold rococo gown holds one finger to her lips — the universal gesture for 'I know something about Easter and I'm not telling you,' framed in a stained-glass mosaic oval like she's auditioning to be a saint. Her profile radiates the kind of calm you only achieve after fully dissociating from the concept of spring. The purple rectangle behind her screams 'A Happy Easter' in fonts that could generously be called 'gothic chic,' while a trio of daffodils crowds the right side with the cheerful aggression of flowers that absolutely did not ask for your opinion. It's Art Nouveau meets stained-glass church window meets someone who wanted you to know they were *cultured* while also wishing you a nice egg holiday.