Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Bunny & Painted Eggs

The rabbit is somehow proportioned to be utterly massive compared to those three Easter eggs he's supposedly gazing at, and his hollow-eyed stare upward at a birdhouse mounted on a pole next to what appears to be a structurally condemned wooden fence held together by pure spite and old nails suggests he's just realized he forgot to make brunch reservations. Two birds observe from the birdhouse and a bare branch above, serving as silent witnesses to this pastoral fever dream where lush green meadows somehow coexist with dead, leafless trees — because nothing says 'spring renewal' like 50% of your foliage just giving up entirely.