Victorian Christmas Greeting Card with Angels and Holly

The angels are being aggressively ambushed by an absurdly oversized holly branch dripping with red berries — one in pink robes holding what appears to be a green cloth, flanked by two in white with their hands clasped in prayer — because apparently the most effective way to celebrate 'Christ is born' is by being buried under decorative shrubbery. A delicate hanging bell dangles in the lower left, presumably to ring in the holiday cheer these ladies are conspicuously failing to project. The central figure with the dark hair and gold headpiece is clearly the main character, radiating that specific Victorian energy of 'I am deeply spiritual and also deeply disappointed in you.' The script reads 'Best Christmas Wishes' in the upper right corner, which, given the collective expression of mild existential dread on display, feels like the most passive-aggressive holiday greeting money could buy.