Ilonka Karasz (1896–1981), “Cyclone on the Hudson.” Hungarian-American illustrator born in Budapest and moved to NYC in 1913. Known for avant-garde industrial design and outstanding contribution for TNY for which she created 186 covers during 1925-1973(3rd after Getz and Martin)
Ilonka Karasz (1896–1981), “Cyclone on the Hudson.” Hungarian-American illustrator born in Budapest and moved to NYC in 1913. Known for avant-garde industrial design and outstanding contribution for TNY for which she created 186 covers during 1925-1973(3rd after Getz and Martin)
Bruce McKinnon (b. 1961), C.M., O.N.S., “Giver of Light.” (27 August 2026). Multiple local and international award winning, one of Canada’s most acclaimed cartoonists. Based in Halifax, since 1986 he’s been working as editorial cartoonist for local The Chronicle Herald.
Bruce McKinnon (b. 1961), C.M., O.N.S., “Giver of Light.” (27 August 2026). Multiple local and international award winning, one of Canada’s most acclaimed cartoonists. Based in Halifax, since 1986 he’s been working as editorial cartoonist for local The Chronicle Herald.
Arthur Getz (1913-1996), “Cape Cod Summer.” New Jersey born highly regarded artist. Published in number of American magazines (like Esquire, Fortune, Reader’s Digest) but mostly known for his half century career in TNY for which he created a record 213 covers in 1938-1988.
Arthur Getz (1913-1996), “Cape Cod Summer.” New Jersey born highly regarded artist. Published in number of American magazines (like Esquire, Fortune, Reader’s Digest) but mostly known for his half century career in TNY for which he created a record 213 covers in 1938-1988.
Peter D. Brookes, CBE, RDI (b. 1943), “Why Stop at Lake Ontario?” Highly acclaimed English cartoonist, multiple winner of Cartoonist of the Year🏆. Since 1992 has been the leader-page cartoonist for The Times. Avid fan of Queens Park Rangers FC. Today’s for The Times👇
Peter D. Brookes, CBE, RDI (b. 1943), “Why Stop at Lake Ontario?” Highly acclaimed English cartoonist, multiple winner of Cartoonist of the Year🏆. Since 1992 has been the leader-page cartoonist for The Times. Avid fan of Queens Park Rangers FC. Today’s for The Times👇
István Bányai (1949–2022), “On the Horizon”. Hungarian artist, he moved to France in 1973, then to US in 1981. Made 14 covers for TNY, as well as illustrations for TNY, Playboy, RS, Time, Atlantic; cover art for Sony and Verve Records; and animated shorts for Nickelodeon and MTV.
István Bányai (1949–2022), “On the Horizon”. Hungarian artist, he moved to France in 1973, then to US in 1981. Made 14 covers for TNY, as well as illustrations for TNY, Playboy, RS, Time, Atlantic; cover art for Sony and Verve Records; and animated shorts for Nickelodeon and MTV.
Ben Jennings (b. 1990), “The Fall of America”. Multiple🥇winning British artist, editorial cartoonist for The Guardian. In 2011 was awarded “Political Cartoon of the Year”. Since then, his work has been widely published in various media. This weekend’s for the iPaper👇
Ben Jennings (b. 1990), “The Fall of America”. Multiple🥇winning British artist, editorial cartoonist for The Guardian. In 2011 was awarded “Political Cartoon of the Year”. Since then, his work has been widely published in various media. This weekend’s for the iPaper👇
Ian Falconer (1959–2023), “An Incoming Tide.” 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), “An Incoming Tide.” 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.
Morten Morland (b. 1979), “The Infinity War Room”. Multiple award winning Norwegian cartoonist based in London. 3xBritish Press🥇Cartoonist of the Year, he works with The Times since 2002. Former seaman, he also worked with Gerald Scarfe and TST. Today’s for The Times👇
Morten Morland (b. 1979), “The Infinity War Room”. Multiple award winning Norwegian cartoonist based in London. 3xBritish Press🥇Cartoonist of the Year, he works with The Times since 2002. Former seaman, he also worked with Gerald Scarfe and TST. Today’s for The Times👇
Arthur Getz (1913-1996), “Stilling the Show.” New Jersey born highly regarded artist. Published in number of American magazines (like Esquire, Fortune, Reader’s Digest) but mostly known for his half century career in TNY for which he created a record 213 covers in 1938-1988.
Arthur Getz (1913-1996), “Stilling the Show.” New Jersey born highly regarded artist. Published in number of American magazines (like Esquire, Fortune, Reader’s Digest) but mostly known for his half century career in TNY for which he created a record 213 covers in 1938-1988.
Michael de Adder (b. 1967), “A Life of Many Colours” (26 Aug 26). Multiple award winning Canadian cartoonist. Worked with Halifax Chronicle Herald, Toronto Star, Ottawa Hill Times. He has over a million readers per day and is considered the most read cartoonist in Canada.
Michael de Adder (b. 1967), “A Life of Many Colours” (26 Aug 26). Multiple award winning Canadian cartoonist. Worked with Halifax Chronicle Herald, Toronto Star, Ottawa Hill Times. He has over a million readers per day and is considered the most read cartoonist in Canada.
Tom Stiglich (b. 1966), “American Icon.” Multiple award winning nationally‑syndicated American editorial cartoonist, born and based in Philadelphia, PA. His work appears in major publications like TNYT, LA Times, USA Today, Time Magazine, WP, Newsweek, and more.
Tom Stiglich (b. 1966), “American Icon.” Multiple award winning nationally‑syndicated American editorial cartoonist, born and based in Philadelphia, PA. His work appears in major publications like TNYT, LA Times, USA Today, Time Magazine, WP, Newsweek, and more.
Eric Drooker (b. 1958), “The Eternal Summer.” Multiple award winning painter and cartoonist, he was born and raised in Manhattan. Started as a street artist, he had his works published by TNYT, WSJ, Newsweek. Frequent illustrator for TNY, for which he created 42 covers since 1994
Eric Drooker (b. 1958), “The Eternal Summer.” Multiple award winning painter and cartoonist, he was born and raised in Manhattan. Started as a street artist, he had his works published by TNYT, WSJ, Newsweek. Frequent illustrator for TNY, for which he created 42 covers since 1994
Barry Blitt (b. 1958), “Packed House.” Canadian-born American multiple award (including Pulitzer) winning illustrator. Blitt's works has also been featured by likes of Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic and many others. Created 152 covers for The New Yorker since 1992.
Barry Blitt (b. 1958), “Packed House.” Canadian-born American multiple award (including Pulitzer) winning illustrator. Blitt's works has also been featured by likes of Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic and many others. Created 152 covers for The New Yorker since 1992.
Diana Ejaita (b. 1985), “Before the Plunge.”Multiple award winning Nigerian-Italian illustrator and designer. Born in Cremona, based in Berlin, she worked with majors like Atlantic, Harper’s, Guardian, TNYT, FT, The Economist and Vogue. This is 11th cover she created for TNY.
Diana Ejaita (b. 1985), “Before the Plunge.”Multiple award winning Nigerian-Italian illustrator and designer. Born in Cremona, based in Berlin, she worked with majors like Atlantic, Harper’s, Guardian, TNYT, FT, The Economist and Vogue. This is 11th cover she created for TNY.
Gayle Kabaker (b. 1959), “Summer’s Lease.” American award winning illustrator, painter, and author from San Francisco. Gayle’s exhibition in Kennedy Center was a longest running show ever. She lives in Massachusetts. Created ten covers for The New Yorker since debut in 2012.
Gayle Kabaker (b. 1959), “Summer’s Lease.” American award winning illustrator, painter, and author from San Francisco. Gayle’s exhibition in Kennedy Center was a longest running show ever. She lives in Massachusetts. Created ten covers for The New Yorker since debut in 2012.
Arthur Getz (1913-1996), “Bell Plate Stampede.” New Jersey born highly regarded artist. Published in number of American magazines (like Esquire, Fortune, Reader’s Digest) but mostly known for his half century career in TNY for which he created a record 213 covers in 1938-1988.
Arthur Getz (1913-1996), “Bell Plate Stampede.” New Jersey born highly regarded artist. Published in number of American magazines (like Esquire, Fortune, Reader’s Digest) but mostly known for his half century career in TNY for which he created a record 213 covers in 1938-1988.
Abe Birnbaum (1899-1966), “Treading Water.” Native New-Yorker artist, 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), “Treading Water.” Native New-Yorker artist, 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”.
Michael Edward Luckovich (b. 1960, Seattle, WA), “Mission Accomplished.” (20 Aug 26). Multiple🥇 winning cartoonist (incl. pinnacles Pulitzer and Reuben). Published in Newsweek and TNYT. Since 1989 has worked for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as editorial cartoonist.
Michael Edward Luckovich (b. 1960, Seattle, WA), “Mission Accomplished.” (20 Aug 26). Multiple🥇 winning cartoonist (incl. pinnacles Pulitzer and Reuben). Published in Newsweek and TNYT. Since 1989 has worked for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as editorial cartoonist.
Helen Elna Hokinson (1893-1949), “Picnic for Two.” Fashion illustrator from Illinois, she moved to NYC in 1920 and since 1925 till her death in plane accident served as one of the best cartoonists for The New Yorker which published 71 of covers she created (including 4 posth.).
Helen Elna Hokinson (1893-1949), “Picnic for Two.” Fashion illustrator from Illinois, she moved to NYC in 1920 and since 1925 till her death in plane accident served as one of the best cartoonists for The New Yorker which published 71 of covers she created (including 4 posth.).
Julian De Miskey (1898-1976), “Tan Will Tell.” Hungary born artist, he moved to USA in 1914 NYC in 1917 when started contributing to Forbes and SEP. Worked with TNY 50 years since its debut creating 62 covers and number of cartoons. His works are at MoMA and Smithsonian AAM.
Julian De Miskey (1898-1976), “Tan Will Tell.” Hungary born artist, he moved to USA in 1914 NYC in 1917 when started contributing to Forbes and SEP. Worked with TNY 50 years since its debut creating 62 covers and number of cartoons. His works are at MoMA and Smithsonian AAM.
Nick Anderson (b. 1966), “Negotiations Continue” (17 Aug 2026). Renowned American cartoonist, former president of AAEC. Winner of multiple awards including Pulitzer. Born in OH, based in Houston, TX. Published in WP, TNYT, and other media. Syndicated nationally via TCA.
Nick Anderson (b. 1966), “Negotiations Continue” (17 Aug 2026). Renowned American cartoonist, former president of AAEC. Winner of multiple awards including Pulitzer. Born in OH, based in Houston, TX. Published in WP, TNYT, and other media. Syndicated nationally via TCA.
Saul Steinberg (1914-1999), “Family.” Romanian artist of Jewish descent who moved to NYC in 1942. Described himself as "a writer who draws",he worked with likes of Vogue,Fortune,Harper’s. His works are in museums worldwide.TNY published 95 covers by Steinberg (including 9 posth.)
Saul Steinberg (1914-1999), “Family.” Romanian artist of Jewish descent who moved to NYC in 1942. Described himself as "a writer who draws",he worked with likes of Vogue,Fortune,Harper’s. His works are in museums worldwide.TNY published 95 covers by Steinberg (including 9 posth.)
Graeme Keyes (b. 1961), “Cart of the Deal” (17 Aug 26). Born in Derry (Northern Ireland) and based in Dublin, award winning and renowned Irish cartoonist celebrated for his sharp political satire and humor. He serves as the editorial cartoonist for the Irish Daily Mail.
Graeme Keyes (b. 1961), “Cart of the Deal” (17 Aug 26). Born in Derry (Northern Ireland) and based in Dublin, award winning and renowned Irish cartoonist celebrated for his sharp political satire and humor. He serves as the editorial cartoonist for the Irish Daily Mail.