Description
If you’re a fan of vintage art and notable publications, look no further than this stunning cover from The New Yorker, dated January 23, 1971. Featuring an engaging illustration of a black cat by the renowned artist Ronald Searle, this unique piece is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
This listing is for the cover only, which makes it an excellent choice for framing or as part of your art display. The image captures the whimsical nature of Searle's work, showcasing his distinctive style that many have come to love over the years. The graphic imagery not only represents a slice of history but also offers fascinating conversation starters for any occasion.
When you purchase this item, you’re not only acquiring a piece of illustrated history but also investing in a work of art that is sure to stand the test of time. Plus, we ensure that you receive exactly what you see in the pictures, giving you confidence in your purchase.
- Protective covering included, ensuring your art remains in pristine condition.
- Cover dimensions approximately 11 1/2” x 8 1/2”, perfect for standard frames.
We value your shopping experience, and we offer combined shipping options for multiple purchases. Just ask, and we’ll accommodate your needs! Each order comes with a plastic protective covering, so your item is safeguarded during transit.
Make this iconic cover a part of your collection today. Whether you hang it on your wall or give it as a unique gift, it's sure to impress anyone who lays eyes on it. Don’t miss out on this charming piece that combines artistry with nostalgia!