Art Print "Mickey"

This vibrant 1930s Japanese matchbox label features Mickey Mouse in a playful, colorful design that was likely never officially authorized by Disney. With its bold hues and charming whimsy, this piece offers a fascinating snapshot of the era when Mickey’s image was being reinterpreted for international markets. Originally printed as a matchbox label, it stands as a rare and intriguing example of early Disney-inspired pop culture.

Paper: Mohawk Eggshell Ultrawhite, 270 gsm
Dimensions: 50 x 40 cm / 20 x 16 inches

Simon Arzt Studio is a creative practice that brings together art, design, and functional objects with a focus on durability and considered materials. The studio traces its origins to the emporium opened by Simon Arzt in Port Said in 1923, a place where travelers encountered objects shaped by influences from different parts of the world.