The New Yorker April 12 1969 New York City Brownstones Spring Poster
Classic brownstone facades peek through budding spring branches on a New York street.
Description
This April 12, 1969 New Yorker cover is a loving portrait of New York City brownstones, their stoops and cornices framed by budding branches. Warm and nostalgic, it suits entryways, hallways, and the walls of anyone who loves old New York.
