Rea Irvin (1881-1972),“Ice Cream Man.”San Francisco born, first art editor at TNY. Created 169 covers in 33 years, including the magazine’s debut issue. In SF worked as illustrator, actor and pianist. In 1906 moved to EC. Worked for Life, Cosmo; created a series of ads for Murad
Rea Irvin (1881-1972),“Ice Cream Man.”San Francisco born, first art editor at TNY. Created 169 covers in 33 years, including the magazine’s debut issue. In SF worked as illustrator, actor and pianist. In 1906 moved to EC. Worked for Life, Cosmo; created a series of ads for Murad
Bruce McCall (1935-2023), “Open Season.” Canadian author and illustrator, he moved to NYC in 1963 where settled and successfully worked with number of magazines, but must notably with TNY for which he was a regular writer and also contributor of 81 covers during 1993-2023 span.
Bruce McCall (1935-2023), “Open Season.” Canadian author and illustrator, he moved to NYC in 1963 where settled and successfully worked with number of magazines, but must notably with TNY for which he was a regular writer and also contributor of 81 covers during 1993-2023 span.
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Carter Goodrich (b.1957), “A True Scare.”Multiple🥇winning illustrator based in LA. Since 1994 he created 21 TNY covers. Designed characters for Prince of Egypt, Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, Ratatouille, Brave and Despicable Me. Written and illustrated 7🥇winning children’s books.
Carter Goodrich (b.1957), “A True Scare.”Multiple🥇winning illustrator based in LA. Since 1994 he created 21 TNY covers. Designed characters for Prince of Egypt, Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, Ratatouille, Brave and Despicable Me. Written and illustrated 7🥇winning children’s books.
Abe Birnbaum (1899-1966), “Standby for Curtain.” Native New-Yorker artist and iconic cartoonist for The New Yorker, which published his works on its 142 covers. His work was exhibited at Philadelphia MoA and the Carnegie Inst.. He said, “Nothing’s ugly. Everything’s what it is”.
Abe Birnbaum (1899-1966), “Standby for Curtain.” Native New-Yorker artist and iconic cartoonist for The New Yorker, which published his works on its 142 covers. His work was exhibited at Philadelphia MoA and the Carnegie Inst.. He said, “Nothing’s ugly. Everything’s what it is”.
George Booth (1926-2022), “Farewell Trick.” American artist born in Missouri, lived and died in NYC. Multiple award winning cartoonist, he created 30 covers for The New Yorker during his work there in 1969 – 2022. In his cartoons he often depicted quirky people and pets.
George Booth (1926-2022), “Farewell Trick.” American artist born in Missouri, lived and died in NYC. Multiple award winning cartoonist, he created 30 covers for The New Yorker during his work there in 1969 – 2022. In his cartoons he often depicted quirky people and pets.
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Btw, almost 500%!! Thank you all so much for giving this fxoe a place in your homes! Over 200 Yins around the world... 🦊✨
Barry Blitt (b. 1958), “Polling Place.” Canadian-born American multiple award (including Pulitzer) winning illustrator. Blitt's works has also been featured by likes of Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, Atlantic and many others. This is his 154th cover for The New Yorker since 1992.
Barry Blitt (b. 1958), “Polling Place.” Canadian-born American multiple award (including Pulitzer) winning illustrator. Blitt's works has also been featured by likes of Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, Atlantic and many others. This is his 154th cover for The New Yorker since 1992.
Chris Ware (b. 1967), “Unmasked.” Born in Omaha and residing in Chicago, American cartoonist who won dozens of awards (incl. 2 NCS 🏆) and considered by some critics to be among the best currently working in the medium. The New Yorker put his works on 28 covers during 2000-2023.
Chris Ware (b. 1967), “Unmasked.” Born in Omaha and residing in Chicago, American cartoonist who won dozens of awards (incl. 2 NCS 🏆) and considered by some critics to be among the best currently working in the medium. The New Yorker put his works on 28 covers during 2000-2023.
Ivan Brunetti (b.1967), “Dressed Down”. Italy born, multiple award winning cartoonist and writer based in Chicago. Author of nonfiction books and comics series. Created 16 covers for The New Yorker published during 2007-2016.
Ivan Brunetti (b.1967), “Dressed Down”. Italy born, multiple award winning cartoonist and writer based in Chicago. Author of nonfiction books and comics series. Created 16 covers for The New Yorker published during 2007-2016.
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Put a lil pressure on them and you'll see cracks. It obvious that Michigan did not forget their loss to them in the Tny last year and went to school on how South Carolina stymied them.
Great Job Lady Wolverines
Put a lil pressure on them and you'll see cracks. It obvious that Michigan did not forget their loss to them in the Tny last year and went to school on how South Carolina stymied them.
Great Job Lady Wolverines
Ian Falconer (1959 – 2023), “Scaredy Cat.” Multiple award winning American illustrator and author from CT. Renowned author of children's books, and a designer of sets and costumes for the opera theaters of LA, Chicago and Covent Garden. Created 32 covers for TNY in 1996-2012.
Ian Falconer (1959 – 2023), “Scaredy Cat.” Multiple award winning American illustrator and author from CT. Renowned author of children's books, and a designer of sets and costumes for the opera theaters of LA, Chicago and Covent Garden. Created 32 covers for TNY in 1996-2012.
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