The New Yorker February 1951 Ski Slope Tow Lift Cover Art Poster
A classic 1951 cover of The New Yorker showing skiers riding a rope tow up a snowy slope while vintage cars wait below. A charming retro winter sports print.
Description
This print reproduces the February 3, 1951 cover of The New Yorker, a folk art style scene of a busy ski hill with a rope tow, colorful skiers, and rounded 1950s cars parked at the base. Bare trees and a pale blue sky frame the snowy fun. It comes in both titled and untitled versions, a nostalgic pick for ski lodges and winter walls.
