The greeting card cover is a whimsical and bustling illustration set in the heart of Maria Luisa Park, seamlessly blending with the iconic Plaza de España. The scene features a jubilant celebration, with an anthropomorphic animal parade reminiscent of Beatrix Potter's charming characters. At the forefront, a dapper rabbit in a waistcoat and top hat leads the parade, holding a banner high above his head that reads, "Congratulations Valentine!" in elegant, swirling script. Around the rabbit, a lively ensemble of animals – a fox playing a trumpet, a hedgehog on stilts, and a turtle juggling colorful balls – adds a delightful sense of motion and festivity.

In the background, the stunning architecture of Plaza de España is depicted with the intricate, detailed lines inspired by Arthur Rackham. The bridge over the moat is adorned with hanging garlands of flowers, where swans paddle below, their reflections captured in the water's shimmering surface. To the left, a majestic peacock perches on a balustrade, its tail feathers fanned out in a dazzling display, echoing Maxfield Parrish's vibrant use of color.

Above the scene, fluffy clouds float across a cerulean sky, and the name "Valentine" appears in one of the clouds, cleverly shaped to look like a message being written by a passing biplane, with a heart-shaped vapor trail following behind. The ground is speckled with daisies and small wildflowers, bringing a touch of Quentin Blake's playful spontaneity. The whole scene is enclosed within a border of swirling vines and leaves, nodding to the Art Nouveau style of Aubrey Beardsley, tying together this celebratory tableau with a touch of classic elegance.

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