Vintage Easter Greeting Card Child Rabbits Daffodils Early 1900s

One red egg clutched by a rosy-cheeked child in a teal smock and aggressively red stockings suggests someone who has already consumed the others and regrets nothing, flanked by two rabbits—one spotted, one brown—who stand upright in a formation that reads less 'Easter morning' and more 'this child owes us money.' The daffodils looming overhead each sport tiny human faces in their centers, because apparently the artist looked at a flower and thought, 'needs more sentience.' The whole arrangement declares the rabbits' allegiance with unsettling clarity. The artist's initials ED are visible in the corner, presumably so history knows exactly who to blame.