Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Anthropomorphic Rabbits

The card text reads 'A Joyful Easter,' yet what unfolds is two anthropomorphic rabbits engaged in what can only be described as the most Victorian labor dispute in history: the larger rabbit, dressed in a full blue frock coat and smoking an elegant pipe, leads the effort of hauling an enormous orange Easter egg decorated with polka dots, while a smaller rabbit in hot pink pants brings up the rear—both somehow managing to keep the egg aloft despite it being festooned with an impractical explosion of purple violets. The pipe-smoking rabbit exudes the exhausted dignity of middle management forced to do physical work, trailing a delicate curl of blue smoke as if sighing through tobacco. The smaller rabbit's aggressively pink trousers and determined stride suggest this is not their first egg-transport rodeo, and they are NOT happy about it. The whole scene delivers this caption with an enthusiasm that feels deeply, personally directed at you as a threat.