Victorian Valentine's Day Cherub Card | Romantic Carriage Scene

For reasons that defy explanation, the artist chose to outfit this woman with a comically oversized red heart strapped to the side of her horseless carriage like emotional baggage she literally cannot escape — because when you're trying to say 'Be Mine,' apparently a vehicle-mounted heart is the way to go. Two cherubs hover overhead doing absolutely nothing useful, just vibing in the sky, wings flapping, presumably congratulating themselves on orchestrating this situation. The back seat appears to be stuffed with more red cargo, suggesting this is less a romantic gesture and more a woman tasked with delivering industrial quantities of love against her will. The card reads 'To my Valentine' in swooping script, which tracks, because if you wanted to communicate affection, naturally 'I have sent a vehicle full of hearts to your location and there is no return address' is the obvious choice.