Animation cel print titled 'A Wild Hare' featuring Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd by Warner Bros.

This image depicts a scene from 'A Wild Hare,' the 1940 Warner Bros. cartoon that marked the official debut of Bugs Bunny in his recognizable form. Directed by Tex Avery, this groundbreaking short introduced Bugs' iconic personality and his famous catchphrase 'What's up, Doc?' The cartoon paired Bugs with Elmer Fudd in what would become one of animation's most enduring rivalries. Animation cels and prints from classic Warner Bros. cartoons are highly sought after by animation art collectors, vintage cartoon enthusiasts, and nostalgia-driven pop culture fans. These pieces represent the golden age of American animation and appeal to collectors who appreciate the artistry and cultural impact of Looney Tunes characters. Such items are valued for their connection to animation history and their role in shaping entertainment culture throughout the 20th century. 11” H x 14” W