Vintage Easter Greeting Card Children Chicks Victorian Era

The curly-haired girl's rosy-cheeked smile reads less 'charmed by baby animals' and more 'I have been collecting these and you will not take them from me,' while the brown-suspendered boy looms over her with his fist pressed to his mouth in what can only be described as deeply suspicious contemplation and hunched, brooding posture that suggests he is either plotting something or deeply offended by the chick distribution. Because when you think 'Blessed Resurrection of Our Lord,' you naturally think vaguely territorial Victorian children in a standoff over poultry. Flanking the blank message banner at the bottom are two additional chicks emerging from what appear to be decorative oval frames, because apparently the card designers felt the chick-to-child ratio was dangerously low. The multicolored 'A HAPPY EASTER' lettering — each letter a different festive hue — is doing its absolute best to distract you from the territorial energy radiating off these children.