POSTER 30x40 cm THE NEWYORKER 231 SEMPE WOMAN LAYING ON THE GRASS

A cosmopolitan and urban magazine founded in 1925, The New Yorker delivers weekly analysis and commentary on American and international politics, and deals with the world of business, science and technology. It has stood out since its creation for its caricatures and humorous drawings. Expected every week, its covers are famous throughout the world. The prints are made on creative paper. They are mounted by hand in our Parisian workshop under Marie-Louise, dry-stamped, and laminated with a back. Each print is individually wrapped in a sleeve.