New Yorker Framed Print, Feb 2010 Empire State Building Cover, Cobalt Blue Frame Wall Art

Bring a piece of iconic New York history into your home with this striking framed poster of The New Yorker magazine cover from February 18, 2010. Featuring a captivating illustration of the Empire State Building under a crescent moon, this piece is beautifully presented in a vibrant cobalt blue frame with a clean white mount, ready to hang and instantly elevate your space.

Features:

• Illustration depicts the majestic Empire State Building against a starry night sky with a crescent moon.
• Presented in a bold cobalt blue wooden or MDF frame.
• Includes a crisp white mount that highlights the artwork.
• Protected by a clear glass insert.
• Fitted with hanging wire on the back for easy display.

Measurements (Approximate):

• Width: Approx. 23.5cm (9.3 inches)
• Length: Approx. 28.5cm (11.2 inches)

Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use. There are light surface scratches on the frame and some minor damage to the corners, which are typical for a pre-loved item and do not detract from its overall appeal. The glass insert is intact, and the cover itself is well-preserved. Please view all photos as they form part of the description.

Styling Ideas:

• Create a gallery wall in your living room alongside other vintage prints for an eclectic, curated look.
• Add a sophisticated touch to a home office or study, perfect for inspiring creativity.
• Place it on a console table in your hallway to welcome guests with a unique piece of art.

Disclaimer: Please note that colours may vary slightly due to different monitor settings and lighting conditions. 

Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or would like to see more pictures. 

Local collection welcome by appointment.