Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Angels & Birds

Three child-sized figures occupy a single bird's nest with the casual authority of seasoned squatters, and it becomes clear this is the Victorian era's most unhinged real estate flex. One child holds up what appears to be a letter or card — presumably a formal notice of eviction served to the actual birds, two of whom now perch awkwardly on branches below their former home, looking on in what we can only assume is bewildered avian grief. The whole tableau is framed by cheerful pink blossoms and a soft blue sky, because apparently the best way to deliver 'Hearty Easter Greetings' is through a trio of nest-squatting toddlers who have absolutely destroyed the local housing market.