Dale Ladouceur
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This functional wall piece is based on the 1905 comic strip “Little Nemo” by Winsor McCay, chronicling the adventures of a young boy as he finds his way through the fantastical realm of Slumberland.
Text in the top speech bubble:
It's seven hundred and seventy seven miles. Don't touch any of the forest
The lower speech bubble says:
Just follow this path, eh?
Text at the bottom of the clock in black says:
6 Nemo started at once, up the narrow path which led to the palace as directed by Pokoko.
Available for pickup, shipping and delivery at Downtown Edmonton
10.5 x 18 x 2 cm
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