Description
Step into a time capsule with this stunning piece of art, featuring the cover of The New Yorker dated December 7, 1981, created by the talented Charles Saxon. This particular cover, depicting whimsical animals in a charming style, embodies the creativity and wit that The New Yorker is renowned for. It’s a remarkable find for collectors and fans of vintage art alike.
For those looking to enhance their collection or simply appreciate the beauty of illustration, this cover only option is perfect. Please note that this listing is for the cover itself—there is no magazine or label included in this offering.
The specifications speak volumes! Measuring 8 1/4" x 11", it is an ideal size for framing and displaying. Whether you’re looking to adorn your home office or surprise a friend with a unique gift, this cover will surely spark conversation and admiration.
- Good condition: This cover is in good condition, with only minor wear, making it a lovely addition that retains its vintage charm.
- Protective covering: Each purchase comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring your piece stays preserved and vibrant for years to come.
To give you an accurate picture of its appeal, here’s an image of the cover:
Don’t miss out on this beautiful representation of 1980s artistry. It is a tasteful addition to any artistic gathering or a whimsical touch to your personal sanctuary. If you appreciate thoughtful design and nostalgic commentary, this cover by Charles Saxon aligns perfectly with your aesthetic.
Seize the opportunity to own a slice of history. This is more than just a cover; it’s a piece that portrays a unique moment in time through the lens of artistic brilliance. Stand out and let your walls tell a story with this iconic cover from The New Yorker.