Description
If you're a collector of iconic magazine covers or simply a fan of Barry Blitt's artistic portrayal of culture, then you'll appreciate the charm of the cover only from The New Yorker issue dated June 19, 2006. This unique piece, titled "Just Married," captures a moment filled with whimsy and humor only found in Blitt's work, making it a delightful addition to any collection.
This listing is for the cover page only, presenting an understated elegance that stands on its own. It features vibrant and witty illustrations that reflect contemporary issues through a satirical lens, common to The New Yorker. This particular cover art showcases the essence of matrimonial bliss paired with a touch of comedic lightness, making it an eye-catching conversation starter.
Condition-wise, the piece is classified as "Good," marked with minor wear that adds character to its vintage appeal. While there is a label on the front and some creases, these imperfections are typical for a magazine of this era. The cover remains visually striking despite these slight blemishes. To ensure its longevity, this collectible comes with a plastic protective covering, adding an extra layer of care for preservation enthusiasts.
- Dimensions: Measures 8 1/4" x 11", perfect for framing and display.
- Protected: Includes a plastic covering to guard against wear and tear.
The cover also features creases on the front, which can be seen in the accompanying images. Look at the details closely, and you’ll appreciate the craftsmanship that has made Barry Blitt a beloved artist.
Enhance your collection with this remarkable cover art. Whether you choose to showcase it in your home or gift it to a fellow magazine aficionado, it’s sure to stand out. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of The New Yorker’s rich history!