Celebrate one of America’s most enduring and beloved cartoonists with this original signed acrylic Playboy cartoon by Phil Interlandi. A veteran freelance magazine cartoonist, Interlandi's work appeared in national magazines from "Look" to "Better Homes & Gardens," but he is most notably remembered for his decades-long presence in "Playboy." A longtime resident of Laguna Beach, CA, Interlandi sold his first cartoon to "Playboy" in 1955, making a lasting impact with his acerbic wit and fearless approach to taboo topics.

Skillfully framed with glass that preserves the original specs and notes on the back, this artwork captures Interlandi's signature humor and charm. As Playboy’s cartoon editor, Michelle Urry, noted, "He just ran roughshod over all the sacred cows. He didn’t care about the taboos."

This unique piece is not only a delightful addition to any collection but also a conversation starter that embodies the irreverent spirit and historical significance of Interlandi's work. Perfect for fans of vintage cartoons and collectors of distinctive art, this framed original is a testament to Interlandi’s lasting legacy in the world of illustration.

PRODUCT INFORMATION:
Era: Vintage
Condition: Very Good; light wear
Country of Origin: USA
Materials: wood/paper/acrylic paint
Dimensions: 16.75" L x 1" W x 21" H
Color/Finish: gold/brown/multi

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with minimal to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above. Please see all photos, and reach out to us with any questions.

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