Description
Introducing the stunning cover from The New Yorker, dated November 10, 1986, featuring a breathtaking glass building artfully illustrated by renowned artist P. Degen. This cover is a perfect collectible piece for fans of the magazine, architecture enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates beautiful art. With its sleek and modern design, it captures the essence of the era and adds a touch of sophistication to any space.
Designed for collectors and art lovers alike, this is a cover only. It is an ideal way to commemorate a moment in time, showcasing The New Yorker’s unique take on culture and art. The cover is in good condition, ensuring that you receive a quality piece to enhance your collection. It comes with no label, presenting a clean and simple look that emphasizes the artwork itself.
The dimensions of the cover are 8 1/4 inches by 11 inches, making it the perfect size for easy display. Whether you choose to frame it, include it in an art collection, or simply admire it in its current state, its presence is sure to spark conversation. To keep it safe and sound, this cover comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring it remains in excellent condition for years to come.
- Authentic vintage cover from The New Yorker, perfect for art collectors.
- Good condition with a protective plastic covering to ensure durability.
The artistic style of P. Degen offers a glimpse into the architectural trends of the 1980s, making this a wonderfully nostalgic piece. Don't miss the chance to own a part of magazine history that encapsulates both art and design in a single frame.
Whether you are buying for yourself or gifting it to a friend, this cover will be a treasured addition to any space. Explore the charm and elegance of The New Yorker's artwork today!