Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Cherubs & Lily Flowers

The vacant thousand-yard stare of the seated cherub—who wears a blue dress and clutches pink flowers while gazing outward with the expression of someone who has seen too many springs come and go—sets the tone for this Victorian fever dream. Her standing companion in pink leans proprietarily against a giant cracked eggshell as if it's their timeshare, flanking the architectural-scale poultry infrastructure that apparently Easter required alongside infant angels. The whole composition radiates the specific energy of a religious craft project that somehow got out of hand, accessorized with pussy willow branches and cursive scripture at the bottom reading 'An Easter Greeting' — lest you mistake this for anything other than a cheerful holiday sentiment.