Carry On Cowboy (Warner-Pathé, 1966). Fine+ on Linen. British Quad (30" X 40") Tom Chantrell Artwork.. ...

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Carry On Cowboy (Warner-Pathé, 1966). Fine+ on Linen. British Quad (30" X 40") Tom Chantrell Artwork.
Carry On Cowboy is an important entry in the long-running Carry On comedy series, notable for its playful parody of the Western genre. Set in the Wild West, the film follows the hapless "Marshal" P. Knutt, a British sanitation worker mistaken for a sheriff, as he faces off against the villainous outlaw Johnny Finger. Its clever satire, blending slapstick humor with iconic Western tropes, continues to entertain audiences, reflecting the Carry On franchise's ability to spoof popular genres while commenting on British attitudes toward American culture. Tom Chantrell lent his magnificent skills to compose the artwork for this country-of-origin British quad. Barely visible restoration has addressed edge and fold wear, pinholes and pinhole tears/chips, creases, misfolds, fold and crossfold separation, a few chips, some tears, a couple of small stains, and a noticeable chip at the upper right corner.


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