Victorian Valentine Cherubs with Hearts & Foliage Greeting Card

Four nude cherubs — three clutching oversized red hearts like they're shoplifting Valentine's Day — frolic in a pastoral meadow while their blindfolded ringleader stumbles forward with arms outstretched, accessorized only by a pink bow tied rakishly around his waist, which raises more questions than it answers. The non-blindfolded cherubs range in emotional register from 'smug' to 'vaguely concerned,' suggesting they are fully aware that their blindfolded companion is about to walk directly into a tree. The red script reading 'To my Valentine' floats above this chaotic scene like a cheerful caption on a stock photo titled 'Love: Going Badly.' Victorians sent this to people they *liked*, which tells you everything you need to know about what they sent to people they didn't.