11 x 17 Aladdin By Karl Krumpholz

Name: Aladdin Theater 11x17 Print by Karl Krumpholz
Brand: Karl Krumpholz
SKU: 13720_sku
Price: 20.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$20.00

Lost Denver Landmark Art by Karl Krumpholz

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The Aladdin Theater stood at the corner of East Colfax and Race Street from 1926 until its demolition in 1984 — one of Denver's most beloved neighborhood cinemas, known for its striking Mughal-style dome and palatial interior. This 11x17 illustration by Karl Christian Krumpholz is a tribute to that lost landmark, preserving its architectural legacy in his signature documentary style.

Karl has spent years documenting the buildings and venues that made Denver what it is — and the Aladdin is one of the most requested. Whether you remember it firsthand or just love the history of Colfax, this high-quality print is a piece of the city's past worth holding onto.

About the Artist:

Karl Christian Krumpholz is a Denver-based cartoonist and illustrator best known for his documentary-style urban sketches and the acclaimed comic series 30 Miles of Crazy! and The Denver Bootleg. Originally from the East Coast, Karl has spent over a decade capturing the fleeting architecture, neon signs, and gritty characters of Denver — especially along the legendary Colfax Avenue. His book Queen City was a History Finalist in the 2022 Colorado Book Awards.

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