Victorian Thanksgiving Greeting Card with Harvest Cornucopia

The way this cornucopia absolutely vomits grapes, peaches, and pears across a pink void is the real marvel here — John Winsch copyrighted this 1911 fever dream with zero self-awareness. A suspiciously aggressive corn stalk thrusts its husked body into the foreground with the confidence of someone who absolutely was not invited, while a politely framed pastoral vignette — harvest sheaves dotting an autumnal field beside what appears to be a body of water — floats in the upper right, blissfully unaware of the chaotic fruit explosion happening three inches to its left. 'Thanksgiving Greeting' is rendered in festive red and green lettering, because apparently the best way to express gratitude is a cornucopia in full meltdown mode.