Victorian Easter Greeting Card with Rooster, Eggs & Flowers

Here's a rooster standing ramrod-straight with the composed authority of a Victorian patriarch—except the card's Easter message of spring renewal and new life is undermined by the fact that he has absolutely nothing to do with the three fluffy chicks, pastel eggs, and forget-me-nots surrounding him, yet is fully prepared to take credit for all of it. The background features evergreen trees and a wooden fence, lending the scene the energy of a rooster who has clocked out of egg production entirely and is now purely a figurehead, surrounded by forget-me-nots as if nature itself is begging him not to forget the chaos he's wrought. The chicks, clearly unsupervised and already questioning their life choices, cluster together in the lower left while this magnificent, iridescent-tailed patriarch gazes into the middle distance, unbothered, unblinking, and deeply committed to the bit.