Description
The New Yorker has been a staple of American culture since its inception, and this limited edition cover from September 29, 1997, beautifully captures the essence of its artistic brilliance. Entitled "Opening Night" and created by the renowned Edward Sorel, this cover is a striking representation of the vibrancy and sophistication that you would expect from such a prestigious publication. Perfect for art lovers and collectors alike, this cover is a conversation starter and a piece of history you can proudly display.
As a piece of collectible art, this cover edition is a fantastic addition to any magazine collection or art display. Despite being categorized as "Good," it still possesses a unique charm that comes from its age. It features a label on the front, which adds authenticity and character to the piece. Minor wear is evident throughout, but this only enhances its vintage appeal. Protecting the cover is a high-quality plastic protective covering, ensuring that it remains in a great visual condition for years to come.
Measuring 8 1/4" x 11", this cover is the ideal size to fit within standard frames, allowing you to showcase it in your home or office easily. Whether you hang it on a wall, prop it on a shelf, or showcase it on a desk, it’s sure to make an impression.
- Authentic September 29, 1997, cover by Edward Sorel, capturing the spirit of New Yorker’s artistic history.
- Comes with a plastic protective covering to maintain its quality over time.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of cultural significance from The New Yorker. This cover is not just a magazine; it’s a testament to artistic expression and journalistic excellence. Add this vibrant piece to your collection today!