Description
Discover a piece of art history with the cover of The New Yorker magazine from September 2, 1985, featuring the stunning "Beach Path" artwork by Gretchen Dow Simpson. This cover art encapsulates the serene essence of a beach landscape, transporting viewers to a tranquil seaside escape. Perfect for collectors, art enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates the rich culture represented in The New Yorker, this cover will undoubtedly spark conversations.
In good condition, this magazine cover retains its original charm despite minor wear that comes with age. It does not have a newsstand label, making it a pristine collectible for those who value authenticity. To ensure its preservation, it comes with a plastic protective covering, allowing you to showcase it without worry.
Measuring 11" x 8 1/4", this item is a great size for framing or displaying on your wall. You'll appreciate the clear detail in the artwork, which showcases Simpson's mastery in capturing the essence of summertime relaxation. Although there are creases on the front and some minor marks, these imperfections add character, illustrating its history as a celebrated publication.
- Showcasing the iconic "Beach Path" artwork, this cover serves as a unique decor piece.
- Comes protected in plastic to preserve condition, making it ideal for collectors.
As you explore this cover, you'll appreciate its place in magazine history and the impact it had during its time. It also makes a wonderful gift for anyone who cherishes art and literature—a perfect addition to any home or office space!
Transform your space with a touch of nostalgia and sophistication by adding this timeless magazine cover to your collection. Order your copy today and bring home a piece of New York's cultural heritage!