Description
If you're a fan of collectible art and vintage magazines, you won’t want to miss this stunning cover from The New Yorker dated August 12, 1972. This particular artwork, titled "Traffic Jam" by Edward Koren, captures a moment that is both humorous and reflective of urban life, perfect for anyone who appreciates satirical art.
This listing is for the cover only, with no label included, making it an ideal piece for framing or adding to your collection as a standalone art piece. The vibrant colors and unique illustration style of Koren will surely spark conversation and admiration from guests.
- Dimensions: This cover measures approximately 11 1/2” x 8 1/2”, making it a perfect fit for standard frames.
- Protection: All covers come with a plastic protective covering to preserve their quality and condition.
The item you see in the picture is the exact item that will be shipped to you, so there will be no surprises. Please take a moment to examine the image for condition purposes. You can count on receiving a piece that is in great condition, ready to delight you.
We understand that some collectors appreciate the convenience of saving on shipping costs, which is why we offer combined shipping! If you are interested in purchasing multiple items, just let us know, and we will gladly work with you to save on those shipping fees.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of history from The New Yorker. Whether you're adding it to your personal collection or looking for a unique gift, this cover by Edward Koren provides an entertaining glimpse into urban life as seen through the lens of satire. Grab it now and elevate your art collection with this classic cover!