Description
Step into the world of vintage elegance with this stunning cover from The New Yorker, dated June 27, 1959. Created by the talented artist Peter Arno, this cover encapsulates the charm and sophistication of the era, making it a perfect addition to any collector's portfolio or home decor.
This cover, measuring 11.5" x 8.5", showcases Arno's signature style, filled with humor and wit. The artwork not only reflects the artistic trends of the 1950s but also serves as a charming conversation piece for your living space. Whether you're an avid fan of The New Yorker or simply appreciate classic art, this cover will certainly capture attention.
Although this piece is listed as "cover only," it retains its vintage allure. Here are some key features:
- Good Condition: The cover has been well-preserved over the years, showcasing minor wear that adds to its vintage charm.
- Unique Artwork: Featuring a signature design by Peter Arno, this cover brings a whimsical touch to any art collection.
The item does show some signs of its journey through time. It is important to note that there is no label on this cover, along with some minor wear along the edges. A small rip is present, but it does not detract from the overall aesthetic. Furthermore, a folded crease runs down the middle, hinting at its storied history. Please refer to the photos for a closer look at its condition.
Take this opportunity to own a piece of history that embodies the creative spirit of the 1950s. Perfect for display or as a thoughtful gift for the art enthusiast in your life, this cover is sure to inspire nostalgia and admiration.
