Description
Discover a unique piece of art history with the COVER ONLY edition of The New Yorker dated April 21, 2003. This stunning cover illustration titled "War Without End," created by the talented Kenton Nelson, beautifully encapsulates the complex emotions surrounding conflict and peace, making it a perfect addition to any collection or decor.
Measuring at a convenient 8 inches by 10 ¾ inches, this collectible cover stands out not only for its striking visuals but also for its symbolic significance. Whether you're a fan of the renowned New Yorker magazine or an art enthusiast, this cover serves as a thought-provoking statement piece that is sure to spark conversations.
The item is in good condition, with only minor wear, signifying that it has been treasured while still being completely display-ready. Features include:
- Protected by a plastic covering to ensure its longevity and pristine appearance.
- A label on the front, adding an authentic touch for collectors.
With its rich imagery and bold storytelling, this cover not only reflects the era it comes from but also resonates with ongoing discussions about war and peace. It’s an inspiring reminder to reflect on our world and the human condition.
Get a glimpse of the artwork below:
Adding this cover to your collection is more than just owning a piece of magazine history; it's about embracing art that speaks to the soul. Ideal for framing or simply displaying on its own, this cover by Kenton Nelson will surely be a standout in your space.
Don't miss the chance to own this captivating piece of art and history!