The New Yorker 8 July 1985 Print Vintage Wall Art Saul Steinberg ''Velo''

In this cover of July 8, 1985, Saul Steinberg celebrates the anniversary of independence by inscribing on the bicycle frame part of the inscription on the Great Seal of the United States since 1782: "E Pluribus Unum" (one from many). From this symbol of unity, Steinberg chooses to highlight diversity above all. The bird of prey represented in place of the saddle, and which gives the bicycle its movement, is the Bald Eagle, a sacred bird of North American Indian cultures and symbol of the United States.

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