The New Yorker September 18 1971 Vintage Magazine Cover Art Print – Railroad Bridge Illustration by Arthur Getz

Vintage New Yorker magazine cover from September 18, 1971, featuring a beautifully painted railroad perspective by artist Arthur Getz. The illustration depicts train tracks receding beneath a steel trestle bridge surrounded by lush green trees against a blue sky with clouds. A classic mid-century American illustration perfect for art lovers and vintage magazine collectors.

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