Description
Discover a piece of artistic nostalgia with the COVER ONLY The New Yorker magazine from September 7, 1981, featuring the enchanting shoreline illustration by the renowned artist J. J. Sempe. This exquisite cover captures a tranquil coastal landscape, perfectly embodying the charming essence of seaside life in the early '80s. With its timeless appeal, this cover is a delightful addition for any collector or fan of vintage publications.
This listing includes the cover only and does not come with the magazine's interior pages. Presented in good condition, it showcases minimal wear, a testament to its age and a reminder of its rich history. Whether you're looking to enhance your home decor, add to your art collection, or gift a unique piece to a friend, this cover offers versatility and character.
Key features include:
- Measurements of 8 1/4" x 11", making it perfect for framing or display.
- Comes with a protective plastic covering to ensure its longevity and preservation.
The absence of a label indicates its newsstand origin, adding to its collectible nature. Over time, The New Yorker has produced countless iconic covers, and this one by Sempe stands out, inviting viewers to imagine the serene moments captured along the shoreline. It's an excellent conversation starter or an inspiring piece for art aficionados.
Bear in mind that with only the cover available, you can focus on the artwork without the distraction of printed articles. This singular approach emphasizes the creativity and detail embedded in J. J. Sempe’s illustration, making it a focal point in any setting.
Invest in a piece of cultural history today. Add this stunning 1981 New Yorker cover to your collection or display it proudly in your living space!
