Series of prints of covers of the New Yorker, the iconic magazine founded in 1925 and renowned for having the best new writers of every age, on a diverse range of subjects from politics to poetry. The cover art is arguably the magazine's trademark: instantly recognisable, it includes work by artists from around the world. This one is by French cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempé. Printed on matte creation paper in a lovely quality usually reserved for fine art photography prints, this print has a certified stamp of quality and comes a quality simple white mount ready to frame.