Fritz the Cat 1972 Movie Poster | Vintage Ralph Bakshi Animated Cinema Wall Art | Counterculture Film Print

This striking poster captures the controversial, rebellious spirit of Ralph Bakshi's 1972 animated feature, Fritz the Cat. The bold, cartoon imagery, featuring two anthropomorphic cats lounging provocatively, uses vibrant primary colors against a stark blue backdrop, creating an unmistakable piece of vintage cinematic history. This provocative piece of wall art is ideal for a retro home theater, a collector's den, or a dorm room seeking edgy, counterculture decor.

Why this print sells: As the first X-rated animated feature film, the Fritz the Cat poster is a significant artifact for animation enthusiasts and collectors of underground comics history. It represents a pivotal moment where adult themes entered mainstream animation, making it a highly sought-after piece of vintage cinema decor. The famous tagline, "We're not rated X for nothin', baby!", guarantees an instant conversation starter and adds rebellious energy to any space.

Perfect for: Fans of R. Crumb, Ralph Bakshi, and 70s pop culture will appreciate the authenticity of this reproduction print. Use this iconic poster to complete your collection of classic movie posters or as a statement piece in a modern living room. It's the ultimate piece of collectible wall art for those who appreciate subversive humor and groundbreaking animation.