The New Yorker Cover Art March 25 1961 Charles E Martin Sketching Museum Statues For Sale

Celebrate mid-century illustration with this original, detached cover from the March 25, 1961 issue of The New Yorker. The front features charming artwork by Charles E. Martin (CEM), depicting young art students diligently sketching monumental classical statues in a museum setting. On the reverse, you will find a visually striking, surrealist-inspired advertisement for Baron Ricasoli\'s Brolio Chianti wine featuring long shadows and architectural arches that is equally worthy of display. Perfect for custom framing, junk journaling, or adding a touch of vintage literary character to your decor, this authentic 1960s ephemera offers two highly collectible visual options in a single piece.

✨ Key Details:

• Item: Original The New Yorker Magazine Cover (Front & Back Pages ONLY) / March 25, 1961

• Condition & Use: Authentic vintage detached ephemera showing age-appropriate wear and very light toning; an excellent candidate for double-sided display or custom framing. (Pre-1964 covers may have a thin vertical center line which resulted from the US Mail folding the magazine prior to 1964. Please see the photo for more detail.)

• The New Yorker Magazine Cover in the photos is the one you will receive. I try to provide as many high-quality photos as possible to help my customers make the best-informed decision about their purchase. Please refer to the photos as the final authority for determining the condition and quality.

• Shipped with care and protective covering.

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