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Imagine the White Rabbit—that perpetually panicked, pocket-watch-obsessed herald of Wonderland—finally catching his breath. No frantic dash down rabbit holes, no breathless cries of "I'm late, for a very important date!" Instead, he’s lounging comfortably in his favorite chair, both paws gently cradling an open book as he loses himself in its pages. A steaming cup of tea sits invitingly on the table before him, and for once, he lifts his gaze with a calm, knowing look straight at you, as if quietly sharing the rare delight of this peaceful stolen moment.
This is a reproduction giclée print of ‘The White Rabbit' drawing; reproduced from the Portraits of Wonderland - Original Drawings Collection by artist, Jeff Voeltner.
From Jeff:
We all know the White Rabbit as the ultimate bundle of nerves—always rushing, always anxious, forever glancing at that ticking watch in terror of the Queen's wrath. So I wanted to flip the script and give him (and us) a delightful breather: a tender, unexpected portrait of serenity in the heart of chaos. Here he is, truly at ease, whiskers relaxed, eyes twinkling with the secret joy of a stolen pause. It’s a whimsical reminder that even in Wonderland, there’s time to simply be—and perhaps that’s the most important date of all.
PRINT: Printed on premium Giclée Paper – a heavyweight, 100% cotton fine art paper with a fully matte finish and subtle texture. This acid-free, museum-quality paper has no optical brighteners for natural warmth and long-term stability. Using archival-grade inks, these open-edition reproductions are designed to last a lifetime without fading or yellowing when properly displayed (avoid direct sunlight). Perfect for collectors and art lovers seeking conservation-grade quality. Mounted on acid-free foamcore to prevent warping, and available with custom framing options including UV-protective acrylic glazing. Reproduction of a drawing produced by Jeff as a study in preparation of an oil painting he is working on at the moment for his Portraits of Wonderland series.
