This vibrant screenprint presents Meyer's satirical examination of corporate mythology through the lens of the iconic Esso tiger. Created as part of the "Masterpieces in Oils" portfolio in 2016, the work appropriates and subverts one of the twentieth century's most recognizable advertising mascots, transforming commercial imagery into fine art commentary. The multi-colored screenprint technique allows Meyer to play with bold, contrasting hues that simultaneously celebrate and critique the visual language of petrochemical marketing. By elevating a corporate symbol to the status of "masterpiece," Meyer invites collectors to reconsider the aesthetic and cultural power embedded in everyday commercial imagery, questioning the boundaries between high art and mass production. Executed in an edition of 60, this signed work on handmade paper demonstrates Meyer's commitment to quality printmaking while maintaining accessibility. The substantial framed dimensions (33 by 25 inches) command attention on the wall, ensuring the work functions as both intimate gallery piece and bold statement. Collectors drawn to conceptual approaches that merge Pop sensibilities with critical inquiry will find this print a compelling addition to their holdings, offering both visual impact and intellectual provocation in a medium that respects both traditional craft and contemporary discourse.