The New Yorker 30 November 2015 / Paris Nov 2015 / Vintage Art Charles Berbérian

On this cover the Parisian comic strip artist Charles Berbérian celebrates Paris life after the attacks of November 13, 2015. Blue for night, white for light and red for threat, in the distance, these are the colors of the French flag on this cover of The New Yorker. No violence, no death, but the celebration of life, the one before and the one to come, on the terraces of La Belle Equipe, Le Carillon, Le Petit Cambodge, La Bonne Bière and Le Bataclan.

Artist - Charles Berbérian

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