Toby Tyler or 10 Weeks With A Circus 1960 Original Lobby Card Framed Roald Dahl director Friz Freleng shows the

director Friz Freleng shows the contrast between the sketchy “rough” animation drawings (on the background) and the “cleaned up” look of an inked and painted cel

"Fear Itself: Fearsome Four #2" is a limited edition numbered giclee on stretched canvas by Simon Bisley presented by Marvel Comics

Limited Edition Sericel

"Passing the Baton" is a numbered limited edition lithograph from Looney Tunes

Toby Tyler or 10 Weeks With A Circus 1960 Original Lobby Card Framed Roald Dahl director Friz Freleng shows theToby Tyler or 10 Weeks With A Circus (1960) Original Lobby Card Framed Lobby Card 11 x 14 Frame 12. 5 x 15 Lobby cards were introduced in the 1910s to complement movie posters and were designed for display in the lobbies or foyers of movie theaters. These eponymous artifacts were intended to lure pedestrians into the theater by advertising dramatic, key scenes from the movie or highlighting popular actors.