Vintage Art Nouveau Easter Card with Cherub and Spring Florals

This semi-nude Art Nouveau fairy child seems convinced that perching atop a purple mushroom with an enormous flower-petal hat and flowing golden hair is exactly where one belongs—no questions asked, no approval needed. A floral ribbon trails off the card like she's mid-escape from a very confusing fever dream, while the archaic declaration 'Easter radiance I send thee' floats beside a decorative white lily in swooping purple typography, because apparently in the Edwardian era, the correct way to celebrate the resurrection was to commission a barely-clothed mushroom sprite. The whole composition radiates the energy of a greeting card designed by someone who had read about Easter secondhand and decided fairies sitting on fungi was close enough.