Description
This charming original Dick Whittington stone-lithograph captures the whimsy of 1930s–40s British pantomime theater at its finest. Featuring a beautifully rendered woman in character with the iconic black cat, this poster embodies the theatrical tradition that has entertained British audiences since the pantomime’s inception in 1814. The poster’s vibrant colors and artistic detail reflect the craftsmanship of classic stone-lithography.
Why Collectors Love This:
Dick Whittington holds enduring appeal—rooted in the true story of Richard Whittington, a wealthy merchant and Lord Mayor of London (1397, 1406, 1419). Original pantomime posters from this era are increasingly rare and highly sought after. The stone-lithograph technique delivers museum-quality imagery that captures the romance and charm of early 20th-century British theater. Professionally archivally mounted on acid-free linen and in excellent condition, this poster is ready to frame and display with confidence.
Certificate of Authenticity included. IVPDA certified dealer.
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