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Inside this week’s issue of The New Yorker: https://t.co/muWq9rTT5V
#8marzo
“O dolce mio tesoro
dal Sesto libro di madrigali
di Carlo Gesualdo
https://t.co/EhoFwY5cit
«Un tipo tostissimo»: così Alex Ross, stimato critico musicale del «New Yorker», definisce Don Carlo Gesualdo”
#UnAnnoConMozart @NeriPozza
#DonnaComeMusa #VentagliDiParole
Your #homedecor is a reflection of your personal taste. Are you a creative type who loves #vintagestyle ?
Add to your collection this wonderful #poster!
Check out this #artprint on https://t.co/QNsYA9EwHi! https://t.co/cKihQbEE6H
#NewYorkForever #NewYorkerArchive #vintagegay
The Depressive Realism of “The Life of the Mind” | The New Yorker https://t.co/Mb6x0DJXC5 #books #psychology #review #health #wellbeing
Fritz Kreisler by Einar Nerman
A Look at the New Yorker's First Issue https://t.co/QotlhDLoVi #EinarNerman #FritzKreisler #TheNewYorker
Illustration by @haxloeffler for a New Yorker #magazine #bookreview of Guido Morselli‘s "Dissipatio H.G.“ from 1977, probing the border between blissful #solitude and extreme #loneliness. 👁🗨
Rep @debutart
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View more work here: https://t.co/XWINlCT4af
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#article #editorial
William Steig
The New Yorker, December 6, 1958
#WilliamSteig: A Proposal https://t.co/i8G3KSl8HN #TheNewYorker
Rea Irvin’s cover for the first issue of The New Yorker, February 21, 1925
For the ninety-sixth anniversary, Sergio García Sánchez drew the magazine’s trademark dandy, masked and with a vaccine dose in hand
This cartoon features a Rubik's Cube. The artist, Bob Eckstein, is an award-winning writer, New Yorker cartoonist, cartoon editor, and author of The New York Times bestseller "Footnotes From the World's Greatest Bookstores."
Source: https://t.co/qmeItN4EtF
@GCDCBflo @SARA2001NOOR @AhearnColeen @LRJ023 @TeaRoomBetty @repsiw5 @DavidBeazley4 @kurtmac @Infinty1001 @es_edwards @skipz @mrsbiffo01 @FritsV4 @MaryMontefusco @NoraNanza @lovethydog9 @osirisleo9 @Numbers28 @portland_brad @Starscream35 Many of us were in Bentley's position during the end of the 45 nightmare.
But some of us kept staggering along, wondering whether we needed to hire cleaning help –– since we were so busy tweeting.
This was one of the most popular New Yorker covers of 2020:
I remember doing a piece for The New Yorker for their The Knick review in 2014. So dissatisfied with the final was I, that I made another - submitted it, all good. Then it got bumped for another review.
Space travel cartoon by Dana Fradon
The New Yorker, December 6, 1958
William Steig: A Proposal https://t.co/OcuC40U6jd #DanaFradon #TheNewYorker