Description
Step into a moment of artistic nostalgia with this iconic cover from The New Yorker, dated March 26, 1984. This cover, created by the talented artist Susan Davis, showcases a beautiful watercolor depiction of a Musicman, radiating a unique charm that captures the eye of any admirer. Whether you're a devoted collector of vintage magazines or simply appreciate exquisite art, this cover is a perfect addition for your space.
This listing is for the cover ONLY, making it an ideal choice for framing. It offers a glimpse back to a vibrant era of artistic expression and thoughtful design that The New Yorker is famous for. The magazine cover condition is noted as “Good.” While there’s minor wear evident across the entire piece, it still maintains its striking visual appeal.
Each cover comes without a label and is housed in a protective plastic covering. This ensures your collectible remains in pristine condition while you display it proudly. The measurements for this stunning artwork are 8 1/4 inches wide by 11 1/4 inches long, making it the perfect size for framing or mounting in your home or office.
- Beautiful watercolor artwork that adds a touch of elegance to any room.
- Comes protected in plastic, ensuring the cover stays safe from wear and tear.
To give you an idea of the stunning visual, please take a look at the image below:
This collectible cover makes an excellent gift for art lovers, magazine historians, or anyone who appreciates the creativity encapsulated in The New Yorker’s rich visual history. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of art history that transcends the ordinary. Grab it while you can!