Vintage Easter Greeting Card with Chick and Eggs, Early 1900s

A freshly hatched chick standing dramatically in the ruins of its own eggshell and a second chick jamming its entire face through a circular hole in a weathered wooden door suggest a scenario that raises immediate questions about who built this cursed structure and why. The door, reinforced with horizontal wooden planks and mounted flush against what appears to be a wall, gives the whole scene the vibe of a very small prison where the inmates have learned to communicate through peepholes. 'Easter Greetings,' reads the card, cheerfully, as if two chicks experiencing what appears to be an incarceration-adjacent situation is exactly the energy you want to project to your loved ones in spring.