Saul Steinberg’s Table Print YORK-00006 but it can’t hurt

but it can’t hurt

The New Yorker has gathered a remarkable collection of verse published since the magazine was founded

Rib stitching on the cuff to keep the socks in place

the top-hatted dandy who appears every February‬‭ on the magazine’s cover‬‭

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Saul Steinberg’s Table Print YORK-00006 but it can’t hurtSteinberg, one of the most celebrated artists in The New Yorkers history, created this drawing in 1969, for a publicity campaign that celebrated a simple truth: that our publication is a magazine for people who read. Fair enough. But, thanks to contributors like Steinberg, the drawings and covers have always been a central attraction, too. Dimensions: 14 inches x 22 inches. Materials: 80 lb. pure white cover. Unframed. Limited edition items are not