Vintage Easter Greeting Card with Bunny & Spring Flowers

That glossy, unblinking dark eye dominates the card with the haunted intensity of someone who has seen too much, emerging from a wreath of daisies, orange-and-red flowers, and a bouquet of white blooms tied with a jaunty red ribbon. The level of hyper-realistic detail lavished on those whiskers and that glossy dark eye is frankly unhinged for what is supposed to be a cheerful springtime postcard. 'Easter Greetings,' it proclaims, as if the appropriate way to celebrate the resurrection of Christ is to contemplate a disembodied hare staring into your soul from a floral portal. Victorian card designers were clearly working through some things.