Description
Discover a unique piece of art history with this stunning cover only from The New Yorker dated April 9, 1979. Designed by the renowned Pierre Le-Tan, this cover titled "Sun Apple" captures a moment in time with its vibrant imagery and artistic flair. This item is perfect for collectors, fans of vintage magazine covers, or anyone looking to add a splash of culture to their decor.
With its dimensions of 8 1/2 inches by 11 3/4 inches, this cover stands out and makes for an eye-catching display. Please note, this is a newsstand edition with no label, ensuring that you receive a pure piece of art history without any distractions. The cover is in good condition, though it does exhibit minor wear characteristic of its age, adding to its charm and story.
To preserve its beauty and protect it from the elements, this cover comes with a plastic protective covering. You can display it proudly without worrying about dust or damage. Whether you're looking to frame this iconic cover or simply wish to keep it safe in your collection, the protective covering ensures it will last for years to come.
- Vibrant design by celebrated artist Pierre Le-Tan, showcasing an iconic moment in magazine history.
- Protective covering included for long-lasting preservation and display.
Check out the captivating design below:
This cover is a must-have for any New Yorker enthusiast or art lover. It makes an excellent gift as well, perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, or just because. Embrace the nostalgia of the '70s and take a piece of this beautiful artwork home today! Whether displayed on your wall or stored in your collection, this cover will surely be a conversation starter and a cherished item for years to come.