The New Yorker 5 October 1957 Wall Art Print / Artist Arthur Getz
The New Yorker 5 October 1957 Wall Art Print / Artist Arthur Getz
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Arthur Getz was one of the designers who gave The New Yorker its true identity in the 1940s and 1950s, and he designed 213 covers until 1988. The cover of October 5, 1957 reveals a parking lot attendant, reading in a quiet, balanced position on his chair, while at the end of the street the party is in full swing for the city that never sleep.
Artwork by Arthur Getz
Elevate your living space with the timeless elegance of The New Yorker Poster, a vintage classic that seamlessly blends literary appeal with artistic expression.
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Printed on high-quality gloss paper, this unframed piece is a testament to the enduring allure of classic art. It is an understated yet impactful addition to any room, offering a touch of cultural richness and a nod to the genre of classics that has stood the test of time.
Whether for personal enjoyment or as a thoughtful gift, this poster is a sublime choice for those who appreciate the fusion of art and journalism.
