Victorian Easter Card with Bunnies Climbing Egg Tree

Rabbits literally harvesting painted eggs directly from tree branches like fruit is the central premise here, and the scene treats this completely matter-of-factly with pastoral serenity. There's something deeply unsettling about the matter-of-fact way this Easter fantasy is rendered—these aren't bunnies finding eggs hidden in grass, they're conducting industrial-scale egg agriculture via ladder access to what appears to be a naturally egg-bearing tree. The Victorian sensibility somehow makes it worse; the handlettered text and chromolithographic care lend legitimacy to an entirely illogical scenario.