Vintage Easter Greeting Card with Cherub Angel - Edwardian Era

What exactly is this tiny winged cherub doing sprawled across a nest of golden dried grass like some kind of celestial gremlin? The curly-haired figure with white wings props itself up on chubby hands and stares directly into your soul with an expression best described as 'mischievously plotting your ruin.' Behind it looms a cluster of enormous eggs—one brown bearing 'Easter Greetings' in gold, flanked by yellow and dramatic red versions—because apparently one massive egg wasn't enough to establish dominance. The whole composition amounts to a winged toddler asserting territorial control over a hoard of eggs larger than its own torso, and somehow this was considered festive and appropriate to mail to your relatives.