What’s Opera, Doc? Lobby Card

Description

The Official Chuck Jones Virtual Experience proudly presents “What’s Opera, Doc? Lobby Card,” a Limited Edition Chuck Jones artwork and Looney Tunes collectible inspired by the legendary 1957 animated short directed by Chuck Jones.

The legendary animation director and artist Chuck Jones (1912–2002) created iconic original and limited edition works that continue to inspire animation fans and collectors. Known for his brilliant storytelling, expressive characters, and timeless humor, Jones transformed animation history with masterpieces like Duck Amuck, One Froggy Evening, and What’s Opera, Doc?.

This limited edition lobby card print celebrates the 1957 Warner Bros. animated short What’s Opera, Doc?, directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese.

Featuring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd, in a sweeping operatic parody with bold design, timeless humor, and unforgettable comedic timing. Recognized as a milestone in animation, it became the first cartoon inducted into the National Film Registry in 1992. It was ranked the #1 greatest animated film in The 50 Greatest Cartoons by Jerry Beck.

Classic lobby cards, first introduced in the 1910s, complemented movie posters and showcased key scenes in theater foyers. This museum-quality fine art print merges that tradition with Jones’s signature artistry and operatic flair, capturing the humor, drama, and expressive detail that define the Golden Age of Animation.

Perfect for animation collectors, Bugs Bunny fans, and Looney Tunes enthusiasts, this Looney Tunes collectible is a must-have addition to any serious collection.

Each Limited Edition artwork comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.