Description
Introducing the COVER ONLY edition of The New Yorker from April 23, 1990, featuring the iconic "Earth Man" cover illustrated by the talented Robert Mankoff. This unique piece is perfect for collectors, fans of the magazine, or anyone looking to add a touch of classic art to their home or office decor.
This cherished cover presents a whimsical vision of an earthbound figure, showcasing Mankoff's signature style that combines humor and poignant social commentary. The vibrant imagery captures the essence of the time, making it not only a decorative element but also a nostalgic conversation starter.
Measurement-wise, this cover comes in at a convenient 8 1/4" x 11", allowing it to fit into standard frames for easy display. Although it is listed as being in good condition, it does show minor wear on the cover, adding to its vintage charm and character. A protective plastic cover accompanies it, ensuring that this delightful piece remains preserved for years to come.
- Authenticity: This cover is an authentic piece from the renowned New Yorker publication, devoid of any labels, making it a fantastic minimalist addition to your collection.
- Protective Cover: The included plastic protective covering helps keep the cover safe from dust and damage, guaranteeing that its beauty lasts through the years.
Collectible magazines like this one evoke a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for classic art, and this cover encapsulates that spirit wonderfully. Whether you are a longtime subscriber of The New Yorker or a newcomer drawn to its rich history, this cover represents a piece of cultural heritage worth having.
Act fast, as unique items like this tend to go quickly. Bring home a piece of art history today and celebrate the genius of Robert Mankoff!