Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Chicks & Lilies

The card reads 'Happy Eastertide' in cheerful, fussy period lettering—the Edwardian equivalent of saying 'please enjoy this holiday, we worked very hard on the font'—yet it frames two fluffy yellow chicks mottled with suspicious dark patches that suggest either advanced decomposition or a very rough hatch, huddling beneath a spray of white Easter lilies, one of which appears to be growing directly out of an ornate cross looming in the background, because apparently the best way to evoke 'spring renewal' is by reminding you where Jesus ended up. The chicks themselves aren't staring outward with menace so much as staring at absolutely nothing, the vacant thousand-yard gaze of creatures who have just realized they exist.