Victorian Thanksgiving Greetings Card with Turkey & Harvest Bounty

Like a modern Instagram food styling gone rogue, someone looked at a dead, uncarved turkey and thought, 'you know what this needs? Two tiny American flags stabbed directly into its breast like a patriotic assassination.' The turkey — very much a whole, feathered, fanned-out bird and not a person, squash, or any kind of sentient entity — presides over a chaotic tablecloth situation involving grapes, figs, a pumpkin, corn, a pineapple, apples, a red pepper, and an ornate basket cradling what appear to be two wine bottles, because the Victorians understood that surviving your family requires alcohol. The decorative 'Thanksgiving Greetings' lettering in the upper left, with its fussy red and blue drop caps, does the heavy lifting of reminding you this is a greeting card and not a still life painted by someone processing a hoarding disorder.