Victorian Christmas Angels Greeting Card with Winter Landscape

The card promises peace and divine protection while depicting two disembodied cherub heads — wings sprouting directly from their chins like some kind of divine facial hair — floating in a dark circular halo while a radiant yellow light explosion threatens to consume the entire sky behind them, which is either a divine miracle or a Victorian-era nuclear event. Below this existential horror, a serene winter landscape features a church steeple, bare trees, and two deer peacefully grazing, completely unaware that bodiless angel faces are hovering overhead judging their every move. The whole affair is signed at the bottom with 'lovingly, "Mary Maud"' — because apparently the most heartfelt Christmas greeting is one from someone whose name requires scare quotes.