Freedonia Kids Hoodies

“The last man nearly ruined this place he didn't know what to do with it. If you think this country's bad off now, just wait till I get through with it!” Original fan art design of “Freedonia”. Rufus T. Firefly is ready for war in this Duck Soup tribute to Pablo Picasso’s “Guernica”. Painting features Groucho, Harpo, Chico, (dressed as Groucho) and Zeppo Marx accompanied as usual by a dismayed Margaret Dumont under siege in the middle of the Freedonian battle field.

Hail! Hail! Freedonia!

Hail Freedonia, your Excellency Rufus T. Firefly

Hail! Hail! Freedonia!!

Freedonia vs Sylvania

Hail! Hail! Freedonia!

Freedonia Seal

Freedonia! Land of the Brave, and Free! from the Marx Brothers film Duck Soup

Freedonia! Land of the Brave and Free!! From the Marx Brothers film Duck Soup

The script Freedonian "F" Logo of Freedonia from The Marx Brothers film Duck Soup

The script Freedonian "F" Logo of Freedonia from The Marx Brothers film Duck Soup

Animated Marx Brothers On The Go!

Believe me, he's some smart dog

Flag Of Sylvania

Retro Marx Brothers Logo Design

Retro Groucho Cartoon

THE MINIONS DESPICABLE ME, ORLANDO. VILLAIN CON.

The four funniest names of the silver screen.

Free Chicolini!

The Freedonian Crest from The Marx Brothers film Duck Soup

President Of Freedonia!

Dear old Darwin, the rivalry of Huxley College from The Marx Brothers film Horse Feathers

The MGM Marx Brothers One-Color Design on White

Free Chicolini!

A Night In Casablanca

The MGM Marx Brothers Tri-Color Design on Black or White

The stowaway barrels in the opening of The Marx Brothers film Monkey Business

Marx Brothers / Netflix mash-up logo

An opera of chaos and bedlam from The Marx Brothers film A Night at the Opera

The three funniest snowmen on the snowy screen!

I had this same horse when I had my eyes examined!

The ORIGINAL Fab Four from Broadway

Tipsy Unikorn

The original four funniest names in show business.

The infamous law firm of Captain Spaulding from The Marx Brothers film Animal Crackers

The secret password to the speakeasy in The Marx Brothers film Horse Feathers