Victorian Valentine's Day Greeting Card with Cherubs and Violets

There's a palpable sense of exhausted resignation in this scene: two cherubs—one in yellow, one in pink—have apparently been hired as unpaid interns to haul an enormous red heart roughly the size of a loveseat, surrounded by purple irises and white doves doing absolutely nothing useful. The yellow-clad cherub on the left clutches the heart with the haunted expression of someone who just realized this gig doesn't come with overtime, while the pink one on the right gestures at an incoming dove like a tiny, unhinged air traffic controller. 'To My Valentine,' reads the gold script on the heart, which is doing a lot of heavy lifting emotionally for what is, at its core, a scene of child labor and bird chaos.