If you live in San Francisco you might wanna check this out. Too bad Arkansas is so far away
From May 28 – September 11, the Cartoon Art Museum, located in San Francisco, presents: Garfield: Meow and Then, a look back on 27 years of the worldâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s favorite feline. The exhibit will feature a wide array of original artwork dating back to the strip's first year of syndication, covering classic themes ranging from Garfield's voracious appetite for lasagna to his well-documented hatred of Mondays. Patrons will see how the strip developed over time, as Jim Davis refined and developed his art style and the cast of characters. A variety of unusual and rarely-seen Garfield artwork will be included as well, including animation cels from the Garfield & Friends television series, advertising and promotional artwork, storyboards from television commercials, and a sampling of Garfield merchandise ranging from the most famous to the most bizarre.
For additional information contact the Cartoon Art Museum Directly at the following address:
Cartoon Art Museum
655 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) CAR-TOON
From May 28 – September 11, the Cartoon Art Museum, located in San Francisco, presents: Garfield: Meow and Then, a look back on 27 years of the worldâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s favorite feline. The exhibit will feature a wide array of original artwork dating back to the strip's first year of syndication, covering classic themes ranging from Garfield's voracious appetite for lasagna to his well-documented hatred of Mondays. Patrons will see how the strip developed over time, as Jim Davis refined and developed his art style and the cast of characters. A variety of unusual and rarely-seen Garfield artwork will be included as well, including animation cels from the Garfield & Friends television series, advertising and promotional artwork, storyboards from television commercials, and a sampling of Garfield merchandise ranging from the most famous to the most bizarre.
For additional information contact the Cartoon Art Museum Directly at the following address:
Cartoon Art Museum
655 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) CAR-TOON
