Description
If you're a collector or an admirer of vintage art, this cover from The New Yorker dated October 1, 1966, is a remarkable find! This piece features a captivating theme by celebrated artist James Stevenson, known for his unique style that beautifully encapsulates the essence of his time.
This is an authentic cover, not a photocopy, ensuring you get a genuine piece of history. At 11.5" x 8.5", it's a perfect addition to your collection or a great centerpiece for your decor. Whether you frame it or keep it in a portfolio, this cover will bring a touch of sophistication and nostalgia into any space.
Condition matters when it comes to collectibles, and this cover is in good shape overall. However, it does show minor wear along the outer edges. A small rip is present, but it adds character and tells a story about its journey through the years. Feel free to check out the image for a clearer view.
- Authenticity Guaranteed: This is an original cover, adding value to your collection.
- Artistic Appeal: Enjoy the unique artwork by James Stevenson, which reflects classic New Yorker themes.
Don't let this unique piece slip away! It's more than just a cover; it's a slice of history that reflects the artistic trends of the 1960s. Perfect for artists, historians, or anyone who appreciates the nostalgic charm of vintage magazines, this cover will appeal to a wide range of collectors.
Embrace the beauty and history of The New Yorker with this iconic piece today!