Description
Introducing the iconic cover of The New Yorker from November 27, 2000, created by the talented Chris Ware. This unique piece features a witty and engaging design themed around Thanksgiving, making it a perfect addition for art lovers and collectors alike. Whether you're a longtime fan of the magazine or just admire great artistic design, this cover is sure to catch your eye.
This is the cover only, providing a beautiful snapshot of a memorable issue without the full magazine. It's a fantastic way to celebrate the Thanksgiving spirit and the artistry that Chris Ware brings to his work. Adorn your home or office wall with this delightful cover, showcasing a blend of humor and creativity that is quintessentially The New Yorker.
In great condition overall, this cover will present well despite having minor wear. It has a label on the front, adding to its novelty as a collectible piece. The measurements are approximately 8" x 10 3/4", making it easy to frame or display however you choose.
Each purchase comes with a plastic protective covering to keep the cover safe from wear and damage, ensuring that it maintains its stunning visual appeal. This thoughtful feature allows you to enjoy the artwork without worrying about deterioration over time.
- Perfect for framing: Its size and design make it easy to frame and integrate into your decor.
- Unique gift idea: An excellent gift for art enthusiasts or collectors, showcasing a slice of cultural history.
Take a closer look at this memorable piece:
Own a part of history today with this charming cover from one of America’s most beloved magazines!