The New Yorker 28 August 2017 Wall Art Print / Artist David Plunkert 'Blowhard'
The New Yorker 28 August 2017 Wall Art Print / Artist David Plunkert 'Blowhard'
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Artwork by David Plunkert
The cover of The New Yorker, August 28, 2017, by David Plunkert, conjures up the violence in Charlottesville. During demonstrations by white supremacists and nationalists, a young anti-racist activist died in a ram car attack. In the following days President Trump refused to take a stand against the Ku Klux Klan, whose emblematic pointed hood is found on the sail of the boat he drives
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