Bunny Matthews's beloved 9th Ward bar owners celebrate the season in classic Yat style.
Vic and Nat'ly first appeared in Dixie on January 3, 1982 — Vic with his perpetual five o'clock shadow, Nat'ly in her signature horn-rimmed glasses, statement earrings, and pointed hair-do. Created by Will Bunn "Bunny" Matthews, the strip captured the brash humor and linguistic character of New Orleans' Yat dialect, rooted in the neighborhood greeting "Where y'at?" This 1994 work in ink and pigment on paper is held in the permanent collection of The Historic New Orleans Collection.
Item is made on-demand and not eligible for returns or in-store pickup.
- 11 x17in. 16 x 20in 22x28in.
- Printed on Archival paper, available framed or unframed
- Bunny Matthews, Artist
- © The Historic New Orleans Collection
Bunny Matthews's beloved 9th Ward bar owners celebrate the season in classic Yat style.
Vic and Nat'ly first appeared in Dixie on January 3, 1982 — Vic with his perpetual five o'clock shadow, Nat'ly in her signature horn-rimmed glasses, statement earrings, and pointed hair-do. Created by Will Bunn "Bunny" Matthews, the strip captured the brash humor and linguistic character of New Orleans' Yat dialect, rooted in the neighborhood greeting "Where y'at?" This 1994 work in ink and pigment on paper is held in the permanent collection of The Historic New Orleans Collection.
Item is made on-demand and not eligible for returns or in-store pickup.
- 11 x17in. 16 x 20in 22x28in.
- Printed on Archival paper, available framed or unframed
- Bunny Matthews, Artist
- © The Historic New Orleans Collection