Description
This is a unique find for collectors and fans of vintage art: the cover only from The New Yorker, dated May 6, 1974, featuring the captivating artwork "Watering Plants" by Eugene Mihaesco. This classy piece makes a great addition to any art collection or vintage magazine assortment.
Although it is only the cover, it holds a nostalgic charm that evokes memories of a bygone era in American culture. The intricate design showcases the artist's talent and brings a touch of history into your home. The piece is in good condition, making it a fantastic representation of The New Yorker’s distinct visual style from the 1970s.
This item does not come with a label and is sourced directly from newsstand stock, ensuring its authenticity. It's perfect for displaying, framing, or as an intriguing conversation starter in your collection. Here’s what you can expect:
- Protective Covering: The cover comes with a plastic protective covering to help preserve its quality for years to come.
- Dimensions: The measurements are 8 1/2" x 11 1/2", fitting standard frame sizes.
Keep in mind that there is some water damage visible, so be sure to check the accompanying photos to gauge the condition for yourself. Despite this, the artistic value still shines through, giving it character and story.
Take advantage of this opportunity to own a piece of history! The artwork not only encapsulates a moment in time but also reflects a unique and lively artistic style that you’ll appreciate more as you explore it.
Add this gem to your collection today and let it serve as a beautiful reminder of the imaginative spirit of the 1970s!