
Framed Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse 'The Wayward Canary' Poster
This item is a framed illustrative poster for the 1932 Walt Disney animated short film, 'The Wayward Canary.' The poster features Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse playing a piano, surrounded by canaries, set within a circular graphic border. The color palette includes vintage-style reds, yellows, and muted greens, indicative of early 20th-century lithographic printing styles. The top of the poster credits 'Joseph M. Schneck presents Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse,' while the bottom prominently displays the title 'The Wayward Canary' and 'United Artists Pictures.' The artwork is housed in a simple, slim black frame behind a protective transparent cover, likely glass or acrylic. Based on the uniform coloration and lack of visible fold lines, the piece appears to be a modern reproduction or high-quality decorative print rather than a 1932 theatrical original. The condition appears excellent with no visible tears, foxing, or fading from this distance. The construction suggests a commercial print suited for home cinema or collector display, evoking the Golden Age of Animation. The overall presentation is clean, though some glare on the protective surface suggests it is not museum-grade anti-reflective glass.
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Estimated Value
$40-80
Basic Information
Category
Wall Art & Memorabilia
Appraised On
February 2, 2026
Estimated Value
$40-80
Item Description
This item is a framed illustrative poster for the 1932 Walt Disney animated short film, 'The Wayward Canary.' The poster features Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse playing a piano, surrounded by canaries, set within a circular graphic border. The color palette includes vintage-style reds, yellows, and muted greens, indicative of early 20th-century lithographic printing styles. The top of the poster credits 'Joseph M. Schneck presents Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse,' while the bottom prominently displays the title 'The Wayward Canary' and 'United Artists Pictures.' The artwork is housed in a simple, slim black frame behind a protective transparent cover, likely glass or acrylic. Based on the uniform coloration and lack of visible fold lines, the piece appears to be a modern reproduction or high-quality decorative print rather than a 1932 theatrical original. The condition appears excellent with no visible tears, foxing, or fading from this distance. The construction suggests a commercial print suited for home cinema or collector display, evoking the Golden Age of Animation. The overall presentation is clean, though some glare on the protective surface suggests it is not museum-grade anti-reflective glass.
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