Description
If you're a fan of vintage magazine covers and timeless artistry, this is a piece you won't want to miss! Offering a singular representation of The New Yorker’s distinctive aesthetic, this cover captures the vibrancy of city life as depicted in the City Cruise illustration by the talented John O'Brien. This cover was part of the April 9, 1990, issue and showcases how art and journalism can come together to create an unforgettable statement.
This product features the cover only, with no label attached, allowing it to stand out in its simplicity. Measuring at 8 1/4" x 11", it is the perfect size to frame and display as a conversation starter in your home or office. Whether you collect magazine covers, appreciate fine art, or simply love the charm of New York City, this item is ideal for you.
- Good Condition: The cover is in good condition with minor wear, showcasing its journey through time while retaining its artistic appeal.
- Protective Features: It comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring that this charming piece of history remains preserved for years to come.
As you display it, you’ll find that the cover not only enhances your space but also sparks delightful conversations about art, nostalgia, and the literary charm of The New Yorker. Imagine glancing at it every day, reminiscing about the rich cultural history it represents.
Cover only
No Label / Newsstand
Measurements 8 1/4" x 11"
Good condition with minor wear on cover.
Comes with plastic protective covering.
This rare find can serve multiple purposes: as a decorative item, a gift for fellow enthusiasts, or a stunning piece to add to your personal collection. Don’t wait too long to make it yours—this cover is sure to captivate anyone who sees it.