The New Yorker March 1976 Steinberg World Map Cover Art Print
Saul Steinberg’s legendary New Yorker cover shrinks the world beyond 9th Avenue to a sliver of ocean and distant lands.
Description
This iconic March 29, 1976 cover by Saul Steinberg shows Manhattan’s 9th and 10th Avenues looming large while the Pacific, Japan, China, and Russia shrink into a thin strip on the horizon. Jersey City fades into the Hudson River as the rest of America and the world barely register past the city streets. A witty, must-have print for New Yorkers, map lovers, and fans of classic American illustration.
