Description
Introducing the stunning cover from The New Yorker dated June 2, 2003, illustrated by the renowned artist Bruce McCall. This cover isn't just a piece of magazine art; it's a unique window into a moment in time, filled with intricate details and imaginative flair. Whether you are a collector of vintage magazines or an art enthusiast, this cover will surely resonate with you.
This product is a cover only, showcasing the iconic artwork that has captivated readers for decades. The visual appeal of this cover makes it an excellent wall decoration or a thoughtful gift for any lover of art and culture.
Here are some key features of the item:
- Dimensions: Measuring 8" x 10 3/4", this cover is the perfect size for framing or display.
- Condition: The cover is in good condition with minor wear, adding character and authenticity to this collectible piece.
This collectible cover is protected by a plastic covering, ensuring its durability and longevity. It includes a label on the front that indicates its authenticity, making it a must-have for serious collectors.
The artwork on this cover, titled "House of Cards," presents a whimsical and thought-provoking scene that epitomizes the clever satire and illustration style of The New Yorker. Bruce McCall's unique touch brings this representation to life, making it an eye-catching conversation starter.
As a fitting addition to your collection, this cover holds great potential for further appreciation in value, especially for those who love the rich history of American illustrated magazines. Don’t miss your chance to own this incredible piece.
Add the charm of The New Yorker to your decor or collection today with this unique cover! It's not just an item; it's a slice of literary history.