Mad Anthony Cafe | Wayne, PA | Fine Art Print

Dimensions:  12" x 12"

Medium: Limited Edition, Fine Art Print. Each is personally signed & numbered by the artist.

Artist proceeds are donated to The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

About the Artist: 

In 2017, John Donohue, a former editor and cartoonist at The New Yorker, started drawing restaurants in his hometown, New York City. A self-taught artist, he works in pen and ink from life, with no corrections, typically standing on a busy street in front of a place. Later, he adds his signature one-color detail for his signed, limited-edition prints.

He has drawn more than 1,600 restaurants in Paris, London, the Napa Valley, Philadelphia, and beyond. Sales of his artwork have aided the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Restaurant Workers’ Community Foundation’s emergency Covid-19 relief fund, City Harvest, and the Napa Valley Museum.

Abrams published three books of his work: “All the Restaurants in New York” (2019), “A Table in Paris” (2021), and “A Taste of London” (2023). In 2022, he had his first museum show at the Napa Valley Museum. He is also the editor of “Man with a Pan: Culinary Adventures of Fathers who Cook for their Families, a 2011 best-selling anthology featuring contributions by Mark Bittman, Mark Kurlansky, Stephen King, Mario Batali, Jim Harrison, and many others. He can be found on Instagram at @eat.draw.repeat.

His latest city collection, debuting in the fall of 2026 is Montreal. During the summer of 2026 he drew the restaurants of the Mainline in concert with the LAA Art Collective, in Wayne.

The original artwork is an independent artistic interpretation and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by outside organizations. 

COMPLIMENTARY local pickup in Wayne, PA. 

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PA RESIDENTS: Buyer is required to pay the state sales tax.