Image Republic

Poster The New Yorker / Man doing a handstand, Sempé paper / 38 x 56 cm

Frame not included (sold separately).

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Founded in 1925, The New Yorker magazine is renowned for the quality of its journalists' writing, the rigor of its reporting and the irony of its caricatures. The New Yorker is world-famous for its Blankets signed by the greatest illustrators. Expected every week, its Blankets are famous the world over. They are a true trademark of the magazine, and feature artists of all nationalities.

Salutation to the Sun, August 11, 1997, by Sempé for The New Yorker. The simplicity of the infinite landscape, the gradations of the dawn sky, the fine strip of foam and the pastel-yellow sandy beach, make the little gymnast in red shorts doing the headstand a veritable sunrise.

Made in France, in Image Republic's Paris workshops, this Poster is a professional print on Velin d'Arches paper. Prints are edited on demand and mounted with care and precision to guarantee exceptional quality faithful to the original creation. Format with 38 x 56 cm / Drawing size: 32.6 x 50 cm. Suitable for 40 x 60 cm frames.

In detail:

• Variation : Man doing a handstand

• Brand : Image Republic

• Designer : Sempé

• Type : Poster

• Colour : Multicoulered

• Dimensions : 38 x 56 cm / Drawing size (without White border): 32.6 x 50 cm - Suitable for 40 x 60 cm frames (frame not included)
• Weight : 0.66 lb
• Characteristics : Illustration by Sempé (front page of The New Yorker magazine, August 11, 1997) - Made 100% in France in Image Republic's Paris workshops - Exceptional quality, faithful to the original creation - Frame not supplied (sold separately) - Suitable for 40 x 60 cm frames.