A 1960 cover from The New Yorker, reproduced as a high-definition, gallery-quality giclée print. Mid-century magazine art has a way of settling a room: the colours are soft, the drawing is witty and the whole thing feels both nostalgic and fresh.
It is printed on 320gsm cotton canvas paper with a matte finish, then given a micro-spray, waterproof and fade-resistant coating so the colours stay true for years. Choose A3 for a shelf, desk or small wall, or A2 for a hallway or above a sideboard.
Hang it on its own in a study or reading corner, or group it with our 1954 New Yorker cover and a couple of black and white photographs for an easy gallery wall. Simple oak or black frames suit it best, and a white mount gives it room to breathe.
For anyone who reads the magazine cover to cover, collects mid-century design or simply loves a good illustration, it makes a thoughtful, easy-to-wrap gift.
Giclée print on 320gsm cotton canvas paper
Matte finish with waterproof, fade-resistant coating
Sizes: A3 or A2
Frame not included
Order by Fri 4 December for UK Christmas delivery.
