Victorian Heart-Shaped Valentine with Cherub & Pink Flowers

That thousand-yard stare is what gets you first—a rosy-cheeked cherub head with aggressively curly brown hair and white wings, floating inside a purple heart-shaped border trimmed in gold, erupting from a red horseshoe shape like a Victorian fever dream. Surrounded by pink blossoms and gold star accents with the words 'Sincere affection.' arcing in script across the top, this disembodied cherub face with lips slightly parted is staring directly at you with the intensity of a child who knows too much and doing absolutely nothing to sell the romance. By modern standards this is less 'I love you' and more 'I will follow you home,' but congratulations to the Victorian printing industry for mass-producing existential dread and calling it a Valentine.