The Munsters

'The Munsters' ran from 1964 to 1966, a sitcom revolving around a family of monsters living in suburbia. The family themselves never seem to realize that they are different than other families. Their appearances are similar to the classic Universal Monsters, which was convenient since Universal owned this show as well. It ran at the same time as “The Addams Family,” another gothic-horror sitcom, but the tone and theme were different. 'The Munsters consistently received better ratings of the two. The show lasted two seasons, losing ground to the new show “Batman,” which was shot in color. The irony is that 'The Munsters' was originally to have been shot in color, but the makeup and costuming were considered to ghoulish and scary for children in color.

18"x12"

Vintage TV Art preserves and distributes the library of authentic, historic, one-of-a-kind television-advertising art created by Robert M. Thompson during the period 1959-1984. This work is available to fans, art buyers, art collectors and interior design professionals. This is an exclusive online gallery offering gallery-quality reproductions at varying price points depending on value, cultural importance and subject matter interest.

Vintage TV Art - The Munsters