NEW YORKER Magazine Framed STEINBERG Front Covers SET of 2: 1976 & 1981

Description: Set of 2 framed original New Yorker magazine covers by the renowned and beloved artist, Saul Steinberg*, from November 29, 1976, with a Thanksgiving theme, and January 19, 1981 with Steinberg's inimitable take on the geography of Union Square, New York City. Each original front cover is framed without a matte, directly in a shiny silver-tone metal frame, with brown cardboard backing and wire hangers. The outside dimensions of each silver-tone metal frame are 9.25" W x 12.25" H x 1" D. These framed pieces are in excellent pre-owned, vintage condition--a really fun additions to your home decor. *About the artist, Saul Steinberg from Wikipedia: (1914–1999) was an American artist, best known for his work for The New Yorker, most notably View of the World from 9th Avenue. He described himself as "a writer who draws."And from the Saul Steinberg Foundation: "Saul Steinberg defined drawing as "a way of reasoning on paper," and he remained committed to the act of drawing. Throughout his long career, he used drawing to think about the semantics of art, reconfiguring stylistic signs into a new language suited to the fabricated temper of modern life. Sometimes with affection, sometimes with irony, but always with virtuoso mastery, Saul Steinberg peeled back the carefully wrought masks of 20th-century civilization."

Price: 399 USD

Location: New York, New York

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