Steinberg at the New Yorker

Step into the world of Saul Steinberg with "Steinberg at the New Yorker" - a captivating journey through the remarkable talent of one of the greatest American modernists. With a degree in architecture and a passion for art, Steinberg's cartoons, covers, and illustrations became iconic symbols of The New Yorker magazine for over six decades.

Immerse yourself in the visual epitome of taste and intelligence as Steinberg's drawings come to life in this beautifully illustrated volume. From his early submissions to his timeless works inside the magazine, Steinberg's art captivated a grateful public and earned him recognition as one of the great originals of his time.

But this book is more than just a collection of Steinberg's masterpieces. With an introduction by Ian Frazier, a friend and colleague of the artist, and an insightful essay by Joel Smith that explores the evolution of Steinberg's art, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for his creativity and innovation.

Experience the full spectrum of Steinberg's genius with all eighty-nine of his New Yorker covers reproduced in vivid color. You'll also find numerous black-and-white drawings that were once confined to the pages of the magazine. From his wartime experiences to his memorable travels to Hollywood, Moscow, Berlin, and beyond, Steinberg's inspirations will leave you in awe.

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