Victorian Anthropomorphic Rabbit Couple Easter Greeting Card

Between Mr. and Mrs. Bunny, Victorian society's most unsettling power couple, lies a dynamic of unnerving domesticity as they share a lace-trimmed parasol surrounded by what can only be described as a crime scene's worth of scattered Easter eggs. He's committed fully to the look in his red tailcoat and top hat—which he's tipping, because of course he is, the smug bastard—while she floats beside him in a mint green gown, clutching a basket of more eggs like she's personally responsible for the region's cholesterol crisis. The flowers at their feet suggest a pastoral idyll; the rabbit heads on immaculately dressed human bodies suggest a Victorian illustrator who had unresolved issues and absolutely no one in his life willing to say 'maybe don't.'