Description
If you’re a fan of vintage art or simply looking to add a unique touch to your home or office, this cover from The New Yorker dating back to May 21, 1990, is a wonderful choice. This cover, designed by renowned artist Benoit van Innis, beautifully captures the essence of a wine picnic, showcasing a delightful scene that resonates with relaxation, sophistication, and a love for fine wines. Perfect for anyone who appreciates the art of storytelling through visual design, this specific cover will surely inspire conversations among guests and serve as an eye-catching focal point in any setting.
This product is the cover only, meaning it features beautiful artwork but does not include the original magazine's inner content. The absence of a label and being a newsstand find allows this item to be a rare collector's piece. It measures 8 1/4 inches by 11 inches, making it an ideal size for framing or displaying on its own.
Despite its age, this cover is in good condition, exhibiting only minor wear that adds to its vintage charm. To ensure longevity, it comes with a protective plastic covering, preserving the artwork's quality while allowing for easy viewing.
- Iconic Artwork: The cover showcases a charming picnic scene, making it a perfect addition for wine lovers and art enthusiasts alike.
- Protective Covering: Each purchase includes a plastic protective covering to maintain the integrity of the cover for years to come.
Share the story of this cover with friends and family, or gift it to a loved one who appreciates classic magazine art. This piece is not just a cover; it’s a slice of history that reflects a moment in time when picnics and wine were the pinnacle of leisurely enjoyment.
Don’t miss out on the chance to own a piece of art history. This New Yorker cover is a fantastic conversation starter and a great way to celebrate the beautiful moments in life.