Victorian Christmas Angels & Bells Vintage Greeting Card

Somewhere in the Victorian imagination, two curly-haired angels in billowy white robes decided that the holidays are prime time for an uncomfortably close slow dance, with the smaller one pressing her hand directly into the larger one's chest while three oversized golden bells dangle above them from a holly garland like God's most aggressive wind chimes. The bigger angel stares out at the viewer with the serene confidence of someone who absolutely knows she's the main character, while her smaller companion gazes up at her with an expression that can only be described as 'extremely devoted.' 'Compliments of the Season' sits at the bottom, because apparently Victorian card writers ran out of adjectives and decided that 'compliments' — a word meaning literally nothing in this context — was close enough.