Description
Step back in time with the COVER ONLY issue of The New Yorker from October 25, 1993. This iconic cover, titled "Couture de Sade," was illustrated by renowned artist Richard Merkin. An exceptional addition to any collection, this captivating piece highlights the brilliance and creativity that The New Yorker is famous for.
This vintage magazine cover offers not just a glimpse into the fashion and design trends of the early '90s but also invites you to appreciate the artistry that graces the publication. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will treasure the opportunity to own a unique slice of history. Imagine the conversations sparked by this artistic cover adorning your living space or office.
Although this cover displays minor wear consistent with its age, it is still in good condition, making it a viable choice for anyone passionate about art, fashion, or vintage magazines. It does not feature a newsstand label, maintaining a clean appearance that emphasizes the artwork itself.
Key Features:
- Plastic protective covering ensures that the cover remains in good condition for years to come.
- Convenient size (8 1/4" x 10 3/4") makes it perfect for framing or display.
This cover not only reflects a fascinating period in fashion history but also serves as a stunning decoration. Enhance your collection with this remarkable piece that combines elegance, style, and narrative within its striking design.
Do not miss the chance to own this classic issue. It brings charm and a touch of sophistication, making it a perfect gift for a fellow collector or an elegant addition to your personal collection. Experience The New Yorker’s rich legacy through this stunning cover artwork.