Description
Step into a moment from the past with the COVER ONLY The New Yorker from January 9, 1978, titled "Pets Alone" by Charles Booth. This unique cover artwork is perfect for collectors and fans of vintage magazine illustrations.
This is not just any magazine cover; it's a snapshot of nostalgic moments featuring charming pets that captures both whimsy and elegance. Imagine this beautiful piece displayed in your home, sparking conversations and admiration from all who see it.
Key Features:
- Good Condition: This cover comes in good condition, making it a great addition to your collection without any labels or marks.
- Dimensions: Measuring at 8 1/2" x 11 1/2", its size is perfect for framing and displaying as an art piece.
The cover features a delightful illustration that resonates with pet lovers, presenting a playful scenario that many can relate to. It serves as a timeless reminder of our furry companions and their charming antics when left alone. The artistry of Charles Booth stands out, making it a true gem for art enthusiasts and fans of The New Yorker alike.
For added protection, this cover comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring its longevity and preserving the vibrancy of the artwork for years to come. Its preservation helps maintain the historical integrity of the magazine from which it originates.
Take a look at this captivating cover:
This COVER ONLY issue of The New Yorker is an excellent find for those who appreciate both artistry and history. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of nostalgic illustration that echoes the inventive spirit and cultural conversations of the late 1970s.
Whether you are a seasoned collector or a newcomer to the world of vintage magazines, this cover will surely enhance your collection. Grab this unique piece today and let it bring a touch of whimsy to your space!