The New Yorker Magazine Cover Jan 26 1963 Robert Kraus City Cafe Art For Sale

Immerse yourself in 1960s bohemian city life with this original The New Yorker magazine cover from January 26, 1963. The front features a richly textured, atmospheric nighttime street scene illustrated by Robert Kraus, highlighting glowing signs for a bar, pizza shop, cafe, and bookstore from the vantage point of a bistro table. This listing is for the removed front cover only, providing an affordable and authentic piece of mid-century ephemera that looks spectacular when matted and framed. As an added bonus for vintage aviation enthusiasts, the reverse side showcases a handsome black-and-white advertisement for TWA's StarStream jet, making this a fantastic dual-sided collectible.

✨ Key Details:

• Brand / Era: Original The New Yorker Magazine (January 26, 1963)

• Artwork / Theme: Bohemian city street scene by Robert Kraus / Vintage TWA jet ad on reverse

• Condition & Use: Authentic vintage detached ephemera with a thin center vertical line and rough left binding edge; ideal for trimming and 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. Combined shipping available.
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