Victorian Cherub Valentine Card with Putti and Floral Design

A single tambourine being wielded by a cherub mid-air is somehow larger than the actual cherub wielding it, which should be troubling but somehow fits perfectly with the manic energy on display here. Three chubby cherubs have decided that Valentine's Day requires live musical accompaniment, because apparently a simple card wasn't chaotic enough — one plays what appears to be a stringed instrument while seated amid a suspiciously large pile of hearts and flowers, another hovers overhead brandishing said disproportionate tambourine with unhinged percussive energy, and a third leans in looking like the world's most enthusiastic groupie. The one with the tambourine has the manic glee of someone who absolutely did not rehearse. A quiver of arrows is casually dumped on the ground like Cupid clocked out early, outsourcing romance entirely to this unhinged three-piece band. 'To my Valentine,' it says, as if this airborne jam session is a completely normal and not at all threatening way to declare your feelings.