//=time() ?>
kid eyes snowplow & truck at night New Yorker #cover by Edna Eicke
#newyorker #magazine #magazineillustration
"What is art? Who knows?"
The New Yorker, April 23, 1960
Blog Post No. 3500: William Steig's "What Is Art?" https://t.co/XAAZNHEhfW #WilliamSteig #TheNewYorker
The New Yorker ❄️ Cover #illustrations by Italian artist Lorenzo Mattotti
I could go on forever posting these wonderful Art Deco inspired The New Yorker covers from the early 1930's.
Charles Addams
The New Yorker, May 19, 1975
Harry Bliss: Inspired by Charles Addams https://t.co/md636sQ1Td #CharlesAddams #TheNewYorker
Episode 5: The Centre for Army Leadership Podcast!
Join us Thursday for our latest episode where Dr. Claire Yorke talks empathy and knowing your people. With the latest lockdown, caring for our teams should be a top priority.
#leadership #podcast #empathy
@dogcelebration I lost my mini Yorker earlier this year and wanted to try to sketch her. Now I sketch loved pets for others
If you've heard the news Alison Dissilo's Voice actress has retired from the community So that means I'm sadly recasting Alison! So if your interested in Voice work and can do a Brooklyn/New Yorker accent then hit me up! This is a PAYING gig btw so please only serious applicants!
#DessinateurDePresse et illustrateur britannique, Ronald Searle s'éteint à 91 ans #OTD 30 décembre 2011 en France où il s'était installé en 1975. Ses dessins ont été publiés dans de nombreux hebdos dont Le Monde chez nous, #TheNewYorker aux USA notamment. Célèbre pour ses #chats
Happy Birthday Patti Smith! It was so great to draw your dreams this year for this piece in The New Yorker: Dreaming with Patti Smith https://t.co/xIyq5rOine via @NewYorker
#soul some New Yorker I did for soul .New York is such a diverse city, we want to celebrate that .
© Perry Barlow (1892-1977)
The New Yorker cover December 26, 1936
"Fill 'er up."
Peter Arno
The New Yorker, July 9, 1949
Remembering the 21 Club https://t.co/ADbATfstZ5 #PeterArno #TheNewYorker
Four more vintage Christmas covers of The New Yorker from the 1930's.