This matte vertical poster brings a playful, hand-drawn scene to your wall with museum-grade clarity. Printed with archival giclée inks on heavy, matte paper, the design’s warm sepia tones and intricate cartoon panels hold crisp detail without glare.
A playful mock "historical" title suggests this stained glass art was the 1930 East window of a fictional Comical Church in New York City that was demolished in 1964. Dozens of classic American comic strip characters interact with each other in this wonderful cartoon by A. Viale, circa 1930.
Strips represented include Krazy Kat, Mickey Mouse, Bringing Up Father, Popeye, Count Screwloose, Abie the Agent, Mutt and Jeff, Tillie the Toiler, Toonerville Folks, The Katzenjammer Kids and many others.
It hangs quietly in living rooms, studios, or reading nooks — a conversation-starting piece that invites slow, curious looks and the discovery of new little figures each time. Made for indoor display and crafted to keep its color and texture for years when kept out of direct weather exposure.
Product features
- Museum-grade archival paper for long-lasting, non-yellowing display
- Giclée printing for bright, fade-resistant colors
- Matte finish to reduce glare and enhance detail visibility
- Indoor-only poster with slight size tolerance (+/- 1/16")
Care instructions
- If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.
This matte vertical poster brings a playful, hand-drawn scene to your wall with museum-grade clarity. Printed with archival giclée inks on heavy, matte paper, the design’s warm sepia tones and intricate cartoon panels hold crisp detail without glare.
A playful mock "historical" title suggests this stained glass art was the 1930 East window of a fictional Comical Church in New York City that was demolished in 1964. Dozens of classic American comic strip characters interact with each other in this wonderful cartoon by A. Viale, circa 1930.
Strips represented include Krazy Kat, Mickey Mouse, Bringing Up Father, Popeye, Count Screwloose, Abie the Agent, Mutt and Jeff, Tillie the Toiler, Toonerville Folks, The Katzenjammer Kids and many others.
It hangs quietly in living rooms, studios, or reading nooks — a conversation-starting piece that invites slow, curious looks and the discovery of new little figures each time. Made for indoor display and crafted to keep its color and texture for years when kept out of direct weather exposure.
Product features
- Museum-grade archival paper for long-lasting, non-yellowing display
- Giclée printing for bright, fade-resistant colors
- Matte finish to reduce glare and enhance detail visibility
- Indoor-only poster with slight size tolerance (+/- 1/16")
Care instructions
- If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.