Victorian Valentine's Day Greeting Card with Young Woman and Violets

Like a Victorian version of a browser notification that you can't close, a curly-haired woman emerges from a gold-trimmed heart with the intensity of someone who absolutely read your diary, clutching what appears to be a letter while staring directly at you. She's framed by a dramatic spray of purple violets and tied together with a jaunty ribbon bow at the top, because apparently the most romantic gesture is festooning your beloved's disembodied portrait in funeral flowers. The text 'To my Valentine' floats beside her in the second heart, politely ignoring the deeply unsettling fact that this woman has no lower half.