Description
Discover a striking piece of art from The New Yorker—specifically the cover from April 30, 1984. This eye-catching design titled "Fulton Fish Market" is crafted by the renowned illustrator Arthur Getz. It captures the hustle and bustle of one of New York City's most iconic market scenes. Perfect for collectors and fans of vintage art alike, this cover is designed to transport you back in time to an era rich in culture and vibrant imagery.
Offered here is the cover only, showcasing its undeniable charm while offering a glimpse into daily life around the Fulton Fish Market. Whether you're a longtime admirer of The New Yorker or a newcomer to its distinctive aesthetic, this cover is sure to delight. Its vintage appeal adds a unique touch to any space, making it a wonderful conversational piece.
Condition-wise, this New Yorker cover is rated as "Good." It comes with minor wear signs typical for its age but retains its classic allure. What’s more, it arrives in a protective plastic covering, ensuring its longevity. It measures 8 1/4 inches wide by 11 1/4 inches long, making it a manageable size for framing or display.
- Includes a plastic protective covering for added durability.
- Ideal for collectors or as a unique decorative piece in your home or office.
As shown in the accompanying photos, there are some marks on the cover, but these do not detract from its overall visual impact. This piece is a fantastic opportunity to own a slice of history depicted by one of the magazine's celebrated artists.
Transform your space with this distinctive cover and enjoy a conversation starter that celebrates New York's rich cultural heritage!