Description
Discover a piece of art history with this stunning cover from The New Yorker dated December 7, 1957, featuring a captivating theme created by renowned illustrator Perry Barlow. This cover only is perfect for collectors, fans of vintage magazine art, or anyone looking to add a unique touch to their home decor.
Measuring 11.5" x 8.5", this cover is an authentic representation of New York culture and artistry from the late 1950s. The vibrant colors and intricate design make it a fantastic conversation starter and an eye-catching addition to your space.
The cover is in good condition, but please note that it does show some minor wear along the edges. It's been well-preserved, and while there are a few marks, they only add to its vintage charm. This is a wonderful opportunity to own a piece of cultural history.
Key features of this vintage cover include:
- Authenticity: A genuine piece from The New Yorker that captures the essence of a bygone era.
- Versatile decor: Perfect for framing and displaying in your living room, office, or study.
As a collectible item, this cover can also serve as a thoughtful gift for art lovers or magazine enthusiasts. Whether you're reminiscing about the past or simply appreciate classic illustrations, this December 1957 cover by Perry Barlow will not disappoint.
Invest in this iconic piece of New York's publication history today! Enhance your collection or give a unique gift that speaks volumes about culture and creativity. This cover's history and artful design make it a must-have for any true aficionado.