There was once a time when The Simpsons was considered to be so crass and uncultured that the show was publicly derided by America’s First Family, and the mere sight of Bart Simpson on a T-shirt was cause for scandal.

But that’s all changed now. The show has been accepted as a keystone of contemporary culture, and one of the greatest comedic works of all-time. And there’s perhaps no greater sign of just how well-respected the show is now than the fact that there’s currently a Simpsons-themed exhibit in a legit European art gallery.

The Karikaturmuseum Krems is the “first and only museum for political caricature, satire and critical cartoon art in Austria.” And to celebrate the 35th anniversary of The Simpsons, it’s presenting a special exhibition entitled “Here Comes Bart! Simpsons Cartoon Art from the William Heeter and Kristi Correa Collection.” This marks...