Description
Discover a unique piece of art and culture with this stunning cover only from The New Yorker dated April 1, 1985. This cover features the whimsical illustration "Empty Bottles" by the renowned artist Andre Francois. Perfect for collectors, art enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates a touch of vintage charm, this item stands out on its own without any surrounding text or labeling.
This collectible cover measures 8 1/4" x 11", making it an ideal size for framing and display. Imagine this piece hanging in your living room, office, or studio, adding an artistic flair that sparks conversation and admiration. The charming illustration showcases Francois's distinctive style, capturing the essence of the magazine’s celebrated aesthetic.
The condition of this cover is good, with only minor wear visible. This light wear adds character while affirming its authenticity and vintage status. You'll appreciate the history behind it, especially with its newsstand origins. Each crease and fold tells a story, making it a fascinating addition to your collection.
To ensure its longevity, this cover comes with a protective plastic covering, which keeps it safe from dust and damage. Additionally, please note that there is some wear on the binding, a sign of its age. You can see these details in the accompanying photos, which provide a closer look at this charming cover.
Key features of this collectible offer include:
- Authentic cover from a classic issue of The New Yorker.
- Comes with a protective covering for added preservation.
Whether you are a passionate New Yorker collector or looking for a thoughtful gift for a fellow admirer, this cover creates a delightful focal point. Bring home a piece of art history today and celebrate the creative spirit of the 1980s!