Victorian Easter Greetings Card with Rabbits & Spring Flowers

A realistically rendered rabbit crouching beside a suspiciously large brown egg while colorful Easter eggs are scattered across the meadow grass sets the tone—because apparently one egg was not enough to convey the holiday's full chaos. The rabbit's expression reads less 'cheerful spring mascot' and more 'I have buried things in this field and I will not be answering questions,' all nestled inside an ornate Art Nouveau frame. Below the pastoral scene, a spray of pussy willow branches erupts from the bottom of the frame with the kind of aggressive fluffiness that demands to be acknowledged, their fuzzy little catkins practically screaming for attention in what is otherwise a very composed, dignified composition. The whole thing says 'Easter Greetings' at the bottom in elegant lettering, bravely committing to wholesomeness despite the mild existential dread emanating from that rabbit's eyes.