The Simpsons Abbey Road Rolling Stone Cover 2002, Framed A2 Wall Art

A framed reproduction print of the 2002 Rolling Stone magazine cover in which the Simpsons family recreate the famous Abbey Road crossing walk. It is a neat collision of two cultural landmarks, animated yellow characters stepping into one of the most copied images in music.

The artwork is bright, flat and instantly readable, with the magazine masthead framing the cartoon scene below. That mix of pop art colour and magazine layout gives it a lighter, funnier feel than a straight music print, so it lifts a room rather than adding weight to it.

Printed on premium 230gsm matte fine art paper and supplied framed and ready to hang, it suits a media room, teenager's room, games room, home bar or an office wall that could use a joke in it.

Features

• Reproduction print of the 2002 Rolling Stone magazine cover artwork featuring The Simpsons
• Playful parody of the Abbey Road crossing scene
• Bright flat colour that works as a focal point on neutral walls
• Printed on premium 230gsm matte fine art paper for a soft, low glare finish
• Supplied framed and ready to hang straight out of the box
• A2 size makes a bold feature above a desk, sofa or console

Specifications

• Print size: A2, 42 x 59.4 cm
• Paper: 230gsm matte fine art paper
• Finish: matte
• Presentation: framed
• Subject: The Simpsons Abbey Road parody, Rolling Stone magazine cover artwork, 2002
• Style: pop art, magazine cover art, cartoon
• Mounting: ready to hang

Package Contents

• 1 x The Simpsons Rolling Stone cover print, A2, framed