Description
Discover a unique piece of artistry with this COVER ONLY from The New Yorker, dated October 20, 1980, featuring the whimsical work of renowned illustrator J. J. Sempé. This eye-catching cover, showcasing musicians in a lively setting, encapsulates the vibrant spirit of creativity and culture from an iconic era.
The cover itself is a delightful conversation starter and makes a striking addition to any collection or decor. With no labels or additional markings, it remains pure and untainted, preserving the original essence of the magazine's cover art. Measuring at a convenient size of 8 1/4" by 11", it’s perfect for framing or displaying as is.
In terms of condition, this cover is classified as being in good shape, with only minor wear visible, which adds to its charm and authenticity. Each piece is unique, bringing with it a story and history that enriches any collection. Additionally, to ensure its longevity and preservation, the cover comes protected in a plastic covering, safe from dust and damage.
- Vintage Appeal: Embrace the nostalgia of the 1980s with this original New Yorker cover that reflects a distinctive cultural moment.
- Ready for Display: Comes with a plastic protective covering, making it ready for framing or showcasing right away.
Whether you are a lover of art, a collector of vintage magazines, or simply looking for a unique decoration to enliven your space, this cover is a wonderful find. Elevate your room or office with a piece that captures the vibrancy of music and life depicted by Sempé. Don't miss out on the chance to own this charming artifact that effortlessly combines humor and artistry in one captivating image.
