Chrysler Museum Collectible Cutout

Show off your love for Americana with this Cat's Meow Village wooden cutout plaque featuring the façade of the Chrysler Museum. Each piece proudly displays a brief history of the museum on the back and a playful challenge: can you find Casper, the black cat hidden somewhere in the design?

Text on the back reads: "The Chrysler Museum of Art exists to enrich and transform lives. We bring art and people together through experiences that delight, inform, and inspire. The Museum opened in 1933 as the Norfolk Museum of Arts and Sciences. In 1971, Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., son of the Chrysler Corporation founder and one of America's preeminent collectors, gifted much of his collection to the Norfolk Museum. He focused his acquisitions on twentieth-century art, American and Old Master paintings, sculpture, and glass. Since then, the Museum has been expanded six times. Today, the 220,000-square-foot Museum features more than fifty galleries with a nationally recognized collection of more than 30,000 objects, including paintings, sculpture, glass, photography, and decorative arts. Visitors can also explore the Wonder Studio, an interactive space for children and families, a restaurant, a theater, and a renowned Glass Studio. Best of all, admission is free to all."