The New Yorker - Oanh Pham-PhuYear 1972 Poster Size 27 x 38. 5" 68. 6 x 97. 8cm Rolled Folded Other Rolled Art By Unknown Condition Very Good Condition Notes Creasing upper half, some handling wear on edges. This original 1972 "The New Yorker" poster by Oanh Pham Phu showcases the magazine's long tradition of pairing insightful cultural commentary with exceptional visual art. Featuring Pham Phu's distinctive illustration style, the work captures the sophistication, wit, and

it has fantastic colour and is fantastic condition

thus retelling the story of Cain and Abel

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It was nominated for two Academy Awards

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8 x 20 inches

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With artwork from the prolific Italian travel poster artist Mario Puppo

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Showing the Royal Couple Mary Tudor and Phillip of Spain at their wedding in 1554