Vintage Easter Greeting Card with Cherub & White Rabbit, 1900s

The card's message of innocent Easter joy clashes spectacularly with the image of a rosy-cheeked blonde child peering through a wooden fence like the world's most unsettling peeping tom, clutching a white rabbit with red eyes against their chest while also brandishing what appear to be Easter eggs and carrots in the other hand — because apparently one hostage wasn't enough. The rabbit's red eyes and dangling legs suggest it is either deeply zen or deeply deceased, and either way it has accepted its fate. The child's direct, slightly smug gaze paired with that aggressive lip rouge creates the vibe of a Victorian toddler who just won a bet, which, given the surplus of agricultural props, they probably did.